The ice rink that’s located near the town centre of Ischgl will bring back countless childhood memories – and help you to create some fresh memories, too - on ice skates or while (bavarian) curling.
Do you remember the last time you wore ice skates? When you whizzed over the ice for the last time and how you forgot about the world around you? No? Then it’s high time to refresh your memories!
The perfect place for that? The ice rinks in Galtür, Ischgl and See! The ice rinks are within easy reach of the respective town center and are only a few minutes' walk from the next bus stop. You can get there super quickly and easily.
As an alternative to skiing or as a highlight at night for the whole family: ice skating in Ischgl not only makes children’s hearts beat faster. You’ll see …
And the best part? Children under the age of six can visit the ice rink for free!
The ice rinks in Galtür, Ischgl and See remain closed due to the warm temperatures for the rest of the season.
Ice rink closed!
Prices for adults
Prices for children (6-15 years):
For bookings and reservations please contact the Tourist Office of Galtür at +43 50990 200
The Silvretta Galtür Ski Club is looking forward seeing you there!
Ice rink closed!
| Adults | Children | |
|---|---|---|
| Day ticket until 4:00 pm | € 8.00 | € 6.00 |
| Day ticket from 4:00 pm | € 10.00 | € 8.00 |
Together with your family or during a thrilling game with your friends. Directly at the rink, near the town centre of Ischgl, there are two sheets where the ice stocks can smoothly glide over the glossy surface of the ice towards the target.
More info: www.silvrettatherme.at/en/Ice-rink
Ice rink closed!
You will find two 24-metre-long, 2-3 metre-wide Bavarian curling surfaces in See. Challenge your family to a fun and exciting game!
Bavarian curling including equipment per team of two and hour: € 5.00
Bavarian curling is – especially in Austria – an incredibly popular pastime during the winter months and should definitely not be missing from your holiday in the Paznaun: Together with your family or during a thrilling game with your friends. Directly at the rink in Galtür, Ischgl and See there are sheets where the ice stocks can smoothly glide over the glossy surface of the ice towards the target.
For those who aren’t familiar with this special type of curling which is particularly popular in and around the Alps: here’s a little crash course for you that explains the basic rules and will have you get excited for your first game.
As already mentioned: the ice stock sport has some similarities to curling. The aim is to slide the ice stock over a 40-metre-long sheet of ice and to get as close as possible to the target – the so-called “Daube”. Team size varies from 4 to 20 players. But of course, fewer people can form a team during friendship games, too! However many are available … One game consists of 6 individual smaller games.
The ice stock that comes to a halt closest to the “Daube” gets 3 points. If the next two nearest stocks are from the same team, that adds another two points each. If not, then two points each are subtracted.
