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Thursday 12 November - Thursday 31 December 2026
Old Market Square
The centrepiece of Winter Wonderland, skaters will not only get access to the Ice Rink but also the Sky Skate Ice Path, giving you a truly unique skating experience.
Grab some skates and experience Old Market Square from above. Take in the scenic city views and enjoy a heavenly hot chocolate or mulled wine at the skate-up bar. For those less keen on heights, a ground-level family ice rink is available, along with a children’s ice rink complete with penguin skate aids, allowing even the littlest skaters to enjoy this classic winter tradition at their own pace.
Online booking is now open - save 20% on selected Ice Rink bookings between 12 November and 10 December.
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