Ice Arena

The Ice Arena is a stadium in Rostov-on-Don that contains three separate ice rinks with specialized surfaces for different winter sports and year-round skating activities. The facility uses advanced cooling systems to maintain ice in a warm climate where winter conditions do not naturally occur.

The arena was built in the early 2000s as part of regional sports development in southern Russia. It brought modern winter sports facilities to an area where such infrastructure had been previously scarce.

The stadium regularly hosts regional ice hockey championships, figure skating competitions, and public skating sessions that connect local residents with winter sports traditions.

The rinks are accessible year-round and open to visitors of different skill levels for skating. The facility offers separate areas and programs for beginners and experienced skaters, making it suitable for families and individuals.

The building's exterior design reflects the flowing patterns of the Don River in its facade. This connection to the river creates a visual link between the sports venue and the area's natural landmark.

GPS coordinates: 47.20861,39.62722

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:05