Eisstadion am Gutenbergweg, Indoor ice rink in Landshut, Germany

Eisstadion am Gutenbergweg is an indoor ice rink in Landshut with two separate ice surfaces: a large arena for spectators and a second, smaller surface used for training and youth sports. The facility runs year-round and hosts both professional games and public skating sessions.

The facility opened as an outdoor rink in 1957 and was covered with a permanent roof in 1967 to allow year-round use. That change laid the foundation for professional ice hockey in Landshut.

The arena is the home ground of EV Landshut, whose professional side has played in the DEL2 since 2019; the club also fields numerous youth teams, a curling section and a figure skating section. The Bavarian Ice Sports Association uses the site as its state training centre for ice hockey, holding tournaments and training camps here. The second rink is open daily for public skating and school sport.

The stadium sits within Landshut and has parking on site, making it easy to reach by car. On professional game days, the area gets busy, so arriving a bit early helps avoid any wait.

The second rink, roofed but open on three sides until 2011, is the Bavarian ice hockey association's state training centre. The arena hosted the 2007 IIHF Inline Hockey World Championships and the 2022 IIHF World U18 Championships. After renovation the rink measures 60 by 28 metres.