Ice skating

9 classes and training sessions per week in Groningen, Utrecht and Leeuwarden.

Ice skating
  1. Today, Monday

  2. Groningen 20:15–21:1560 min Monday evening recreational skaters public hour STV Eemsmond in Beijum 5 tries for €30Walk-in
  3. Wednesday 11 Nov

  4. Utrecht 17:40–19:1090 min Recreational skaters with diploma F and competitive skaters from KVM On Ice in Zuilen 12+Possibly outdated timetable
  5. Thursday 12 Nov

  6. Utrecht 19:00–20:0060 min Touring hour Sports & Businesscampus De Vechtsebanen in Zuilen Possibly outdated timetable
  7. Friday 13 Nov

  8. Utrecht 07:45–08:4560 min Speedskating (Friday morning) Sports & Businesscampus De Vechtsebanen in Zuilen €19,95 per sessionPossibly outdated timetable
  9. Utrecht 16:00–17:3090 min Recreational skaters and competitive skaters up to and including KVM On Ice in Zuilen 0–11 yearsPossibly outdated timetable
  10. Utrecht 17:30–19:0090 min Recreational and competitive skaters from KVM On Ice in Zuilen 12+Possibly outdated timetable
  11. Saturday 14 Nov

  12. Utrecht 11:00–12:3090 min Recreational skaters aged 12 and over, no competitive skaters KVM On Ice in Zuilen 12+Possibly outdated timetable
  13. Utrecht 12:30–13:3060 min Recreational skaters up to KVM On Ice in Zuilen 0–11 yearsPossibly outdated timetable
  14. Sunday 15 Nov

  15. Utrecht 08:00–09:3090 min Beginner skaters from KVM On Ice in Zuilen Free trial lessonBeginners12+

How to get started with ice skating

Ice skating can be done at the indoor ice rink, with a ticket for public skating, or at an ice skating club if you want to train. If it freezes, the natural ice rinks also open.

  1. Go public skatingAt set times the ice rink is open to everyone. You buy a ticket at the box office; you can hire skates there.
  2. Take a lessonThere are courses for beginners, for children and adults.
  3. Train at a clubIf you want to improve or join tours, ask for a trial training session at an ice skating club.

Ice skating by city