
Essential Information
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Date and Times | 21 November 2025 - 4 January 2026 | 10am - 9pm |
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Christmas
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London’s most beautiful open-air ice rink is back!
This winter, step onto the ice at the Queen’s House Ice Rink and experience skating like nowhere else.
Located at the heart of the stunning Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site, the rink offers breathtaking views of Canary Wharf and the striking architecture of the Queen’s House.

Enjoy comfort and flexibility with VIP fast-track tickets, a ‘skate-off pit lane’ for mid-session breaks, and a viewing area next to Zero Degrees restaurant, serving up warming favourites.
Combine your ice skating experience with a visit to the world-class museums of Royal Museums Greenwich and enjoy festive programming across the whole site.
The Queen's House Ice Rink also offers special sessions for toddlers, students, and quiet skates, plus school trips that link skating to Greenwich’s rich history.
Please register here to get access to exclusive early bird offers and stay in the loop on ticket bundles, special experiences, community events and more.
This year, the ice rink is brought to you by Tamarisk Events.






There is no doubt that the Queen’s House ice rink is one of London’s most captivatingly beautiful
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Plan your visit
Opening dates
The Queen's House Ice Rink is open from 21 November 2025 - 4 January 2026. Skate sessions are available every day except Christmas Day.
How to book tickets
The Queen's House Ice Rink is produced by Tamarisk Events. For all the information you need and to book tickets, click here to visit the ice rink website.
Frequently asked questions
The Queen's House Ice Rink is produced by Tamarisk Events. If you have any questions about your skate, head over to the ice rink website to find more information.
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Thanks to Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site for their continued support