Want to go ice-skating in Krakow? Here’s how

Looking for a place to have a nice January date, get bruises with friends, or simply practice your sick moves?

Good news! There are several places around Krakow where you can go ice skating and accomplish exactly that.

Got another tip? Let us know in the comments.

Błonia Park

Large adult rink (1000 m²), children’s rink (200 m²), and ice alley

Hours
Monday – Thursday: 9.00 – 21.00
Friday – Saturday: 9.00 – 22.00
Sunday: 9.00 – 21.00

Last entry one hour before closing. Technical breaks Mon-Fri at 16.00 and Sat-Sun at 13.00 and 18.00… but they might be good for some prime zamboni-watching!

Prices
(see website – group tickets available)

Galeria Krakowska

Small open-air skating rink, sometimes with live music, until 4 February

Hours
Monday – Saturday: 9.00 – 21.30
Sunday: 10.00 – 8.30pm

Prices
12 PLN / 10 PLN (reduced) for skating
10 PLN for skate rental

direct info number: 785 771 073

Plac Wolnica

Open air skating rink (800 m²) + occasional DJs and a free exhibition on “Jewish sport in Krakow” by the Historical Museum of the City of Krakow, until 25 February

Hours
Everyday: 9.00 – 21.00

Price
5 PLN for 45 minutes (includes skate rental)

Nowohuckie Centrum Kultury

Open air skating rink (800 m²)

Hours
(see website)

Prices
5 PLN for 45 minutes
5 PLN for skate rental (+50 PLN deposit)

Ice rink Origo

Indoor skating rink (600 m²), open until 4 March

Hours
(see website)

Price
12 PLN for 90 minutes / 10 PLN reduced
8 PLN for skate rental
other services

Cracovia ice rink

Indoor skating rink (1,624 m²)

Hours
(see website – rink may be closed due to Cracovia hockey matches)

Prices
12 PLN for 90 minutes / 10 PLN reduced
9 PLN for 60 minutes / 7 PLN reduced
9 PLN for plastic skate rental / 10 PLN for leather skate rental
other services

Agata Pankow and Anna Starowicz contributed to the research for this article.