Île Lacroix, Indoor ice rink on Île Lacroix, Rouen, France
Île Lacroix is an indoor ice rink in Rouen with two skating surfaces of different sizes for various training and competition needs. The larger surface hosts international events, while the smaller one supports regular practice activities.
The original complex from 1971 was destroyed by fire, leading to a new facility opening in 1992. Major modernization work in 2019 brought the venue up to current standards.
The facility honors notable female athletes through its surface names, reflecting efforts to increase women's visibility in public spaces. This naming choice shows how the place recognizes sportswomen's achievements within the city's daily life.
The venue offers comfortable seating for spectators and is equipped with elevators and special access for visitors with mobility restrictions. Convenient facilities like restaurants and shops enhance the visit.
The center regularly hosts international competitions and attracts ice athletes from various countries. The combination of two skating surfaces allows both high-level competitions and daily training under one roof.
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