The ice rink of the Valmiera Olympic Center is the only closed ice rink in North Vidzeme. Valmiera sports school's hockey and figure skating groups practice and compete in the ice hall. The inhabitants of Valmiera have fallen in love with skating, and they actively attend public skating rinks, while Riga "Dinamo" holds its summer training camp here.
Public figure skating in March:
Fridays:
19.00 - 20.00
Saturdays:
11.15 - 12.15
19.00 - 20.00
Sundays:
10.00 - 11.00 (with sticks)
11.15 - 12.15
Price list:
Ice skating with hockey sticks 7.00 EUR
Public ice skating 5.00 EUR / 4.00 EUR*
*(pupils, students, pensioners)
Skate rental 3.00 EUR
Family tickets:
2+1= 12.00 EUR (two adults + child)
2+2= 16.00 EUR ((two adults + two children)
(for each additional person 4.00 EUR)
Find out about hockey training opportunities for children at the Valmiera Sports School.
INFORMATION:
sportahalle@voc.lv
📞 +371 20021004
Valmiera Olympic centre Ice hall
Čempionu street 2, Valmiera, LV-4201
Public skating
Public skating every weekend! Public skating with sticks is possible, as well as regular skating accompanied by music. No prior application is required.
Valmiera hockey championship
For more than ten years, the (formerly Vidzeme) Valmiera hockey championship has been taking place in the ice hall, which gathers more than 20 amateur hockey teams from all over Vidzeme every season. Championship games and statistics: VOCHOKEJS.LV
Ice skating lessons
In cooperation with the municipalities of Valmiera city and Koceni county, a skating training program for students is implemented in the ice rink, which develops children's skating skills, dexterity and coordination. The program is also offered to other Vidzeme district schools.
Figure skating
The Valmiera sports school interest education program - figure skating - is implemented in the ice hall. This is the most graceful and elegant sport in the program of the Winter Olympics. Learn about training opportunities here: https://ej.uz/dailslidosanas_trenini
"Ice gladiators"
"Ledus gladiatori" is the biggest school skating competition in Latvia. The competition has been held since 2012 in groups 4-8. class teams. The number of participants is increasing every season, currently exceeding 1000 participants.
Camps
Hockey players and figure skaters not only from Latvia, but also from other European countries hold their camps here. Loud Latvian and world sports names such as Sandis Ozoliņš, Miks Indrašis, etc., participating in the camps.