To ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience, we ask all skaters to follow the rules of the ice rink and adhere to safety requirements. 

For security reasons, we also use video surveillance. 

• The use of the ice rink is free for everyone. 

• You are welcome to bring your own skates, helmet, and protective gear. 

• The ice rink is open to anyone with sufficient skills and good health. 

• Children under seven years of age must wear a helmet while on the icerink. Children are only allowed on the rink with an accompanying adult, who is responsible for their skills and health.  

• Access to the icerink is only allowed via the two main stairways. 

• Skates may only be worn on the designated rubber mats or the ice. 

• Skating is to be done in a counter-clockwise direction and around the “Kissing Students” statue. 

• During ice maintenance, the rink is closed, and access to the ice is prohibited. 

• Skating sessions are limited to 60 minutes unless the rink is not crowded. The rink staff will decide whether additional time is allowed based on camera monitoring. 

• Shelves are available near the stairs to store your footwear while you skate. Please note that the shelves are unattended.  

• In case of injuries or emergencies, please contact the Emergency Department or call 112. 

• The ice rink staff and organisers are not responsible for any injuries, traumas, or loss/damage to personal belongings during rink use. 

Prohibited Activities on the Ice Rink: 

• being on the ice without skates; 

• being on the ice during maintenance work; 

• engaging in threatening or disruptive behaviour, such as sudden braking, pushing, shoving, or skating while holding hands with more than one person; 

• smoking, littering, making excessive noise, or consuming/being under the influence of alcohol or drugs; 

• bringing glass containers, weapons, pyrotechnics, toxic substances, or other dangerous items; 

• bringing pets onto the ice; 

• misusing skating aids or rental equipment, or damaging/removing ice rink property; 

• using speed skates (short track skates); 

• leaving children unsupervised. 

Ice rink staff have the right to expel visitors from the ice rink who: 

• disturb public order or whose activities and behaviour disturbs other visitors; 

• enter the ice rink with prohibited items.