If you live in, around or even close to London you’ll be lucky enough to visit many ice rinks that open up through the winter season. These out door ice rinks are also well worth a visit even if you’re not that close to London because they are often located near beautiful building or in famous tourist areas. Ice skating in London is great with friends or family so make sure you don’t miss out this winter.
The ice rinks in London can be found
- The Tower of London
- Open to the public for only the fourth year, The Tower of London ice rink promises a truly spectacular venue in which to cut those blades through the ice.
- Hampton Court Palace
- With beautiful decorations showing how the festive seasons were celebrated in the past, Hampton Court Palace ice rink looks set to be great once again.
- Wembley Stadium
- For the first time, Wembley Stadium opens its doors to ice skating as the world’s longest ice track circles the famous Wembley turf.
- Somerset House
- Somerset House is one of the most stunning skating spots available to Londoners, set within a sumptuous 18th century courtyard.
- The Natural History Museum
- The Ice Rink at the Natural History Museum is complemented by their Christmas Fair so there really is a lot to see and do this year.
- Winter Wonderland
- With a huge observation wheel, loads of festive fun and of course, a great ice rink, Winter Wonderland is always a popular choice. Ice skating London folk can’t do much better than this place.
- Canary Wharf Ice Rink
- Those of you down in the Docklands get your skates laced up for some time on the Canary Wharf ice rink. It’s got all you need for some slick ice action.
- Broadgate Ice Rink
- Perfect for anyone in the City, Broadgate opens its doors just behind Liverpool Street Station and welcomes people of all ages.
- Alexandra Palace
- This particular ice skating venue is open all year round so whatever time of the year it is you can still get on the ice.
