Patinoire Iceberg, Ice rink in Strasbourg, France

Patinoire Iceberg is an ice rink in the Cronenbourg district of Strasbourg, opened in December 2005. It has two ice surfaces: a competition rink with 1,200 fixed seats, expandable to 2,400 for events, and a recreational rink of 1,500 square metres with two curling rinks marked on the ice.

The Iceberg opened in December 2005 with two ice surfaces, one for competition and one for recreation. Private operators managed it after opening but accumulated financial losses, so on 24 March 2016 the Eurométropole council took over management. Renovation work that summer, costing nearly €450,000, added new barriers, a new ice surface, extra plexiglass protection, insulation and paint.

The ice rink serves as home to the Étoile Noire de Strasbourg ice hockey team, whose games draw local supporters throughout the season. It functions as a gathering place where residents come to skate, watch competitions, or participate in winter sports activities together.

The venue sits on Rue Pierre Nuss and is easily reached by trams A and D at Rotonde station. Bus lines 17 and 19 also serve nearby stops, providing convenient transportation options for visitors.

The facility operates year-round and hosts three distinct ice sports in one location: ice hockey, figure skating, and curling. This range of activities under one roof makes it a versatile venue that serves both competitive athletes and casual participants.