GoIceTravel
BílaleigaBóka ferðirBúa til ferðMy IcelandCartRauntíma Norðurljósaspá

Language

Skautahöll — Reykjavík Ice Skating Rink in capital-region
Iceland/Things to Do/Skautahöll — Reykjavík Ice Skating Rink

Skautahöll — Reykjavík Ice Skating Rink

Indoor ice rink at Múlavegur 1, Laugardalur; public skating operates in scheduled sessions.

Um

Um Skautahöll — Reykjavík Ice Skating Rink

Indoor ice rink at Múlavegur 1, Laugardalur; public skating operates in scheduled sessions.

Bakgrunnur

Saga og bakgrunnur

Skautahöll opened 1987 as Iceland's first indoor ice rink. Before indoor facilities, Icelanders skated on frozen ponds and lakes in winter — a tradition dating to settlement era. Ice hockey grew in popularity mid-20th century. Skautahöll made year-round skating and hockey possible regardless of weather.

Skautahöllin í Laugardal at **Múlavegur 1, Reykjavík** is a managed indoor ice rink. General-public skate times vary by weekday, holiday and events. The hall also hosts hockey and figure-skating training and competitions. Rental skates and admission charges apply; check skautaholl.is for public session times and current fees before going. A map pin alone does not confirm that the ice is open to the public at any given hour.

Þjóðsögur

Saga og þjóðsögur

The ice rink in Laugardalur provides indoor skating and hosts ice-sports training and competitions. Its programme includes scheduled general-public sessions alongside booked school and club use. The building is not continuously open to drop-in skating.

Staðbundin þjóðsaga

Where Iceland Skates Indoors

Icelanders used to skate on frozen ponds in winter. Then they built an indoor rink and could skate year-round without wind chill freezing their faces. Progress.

Menning

Sögur og þjóðsögur

Íslenskar sögur og þjóðsögur frá þessum slóðum

Staðsetning

Staðsetning

Loading map…
Opna í Google Maps

Discover

Explore Nearby

Places within 5.0 km

Loading nearby places…

0 places found within 5.0 km

Plan full itinerary →

Kanna meira

Kanna Ísland