Eissporthalle Charlottenburg

The Charlottenburg Ice Rink on Glockenturmstraße is part of the sports complex around the Olympic Stadium and is operated by the district. Two covered ice surfaces are available here, one of which is open for public skating; in summer, it becomes a roller skating rink. Among the ice rinks in Berlin, this is the affordable address in the west.

Charlottenburg Ice Rink: two covered ice surfaces at Olympiapark

The Charlottenburg Ice Rink is located on Glockenturmstraße at the edge of Olympiapark, about 400 meters from Pichelsberg S-Bahn station. There are parking spaces on the street in front of the hall, and the Bell Tower and Olympic Stadium are within sight. The facility is operated by the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district office; in sports operations, it runs under the abbreviation PO9. This makes it one of the few municipal ice rinks in the west of the city.

There are two covered ice surfaces on the premises. The second surface is open for public skating, a covered rink that remains open to the side, making it semi-outdoor. Admission is based on the fee schedule for municipal artificial ice rinks and costs 4 Euros for two hours, or 2 Euros reduced. Payment is exclusively in cash; a multi-visit ticket is worthwhile for frequent visits. Multi-visit tickets and season tickets are also available, each valid for the current season. The underlying fee schedule has been in effect since October 2024 and runs until September 2029.

Public Skating, Club Sports, and Roller Skating Rink at Charlottenburg Ice Rink

Public skating is open to all skill levels, from the first lap by the boards to experienced skaters. Because the hall operates without much fanfare, it is particularly popular with families from the surrounding districts. In addition to public skating, ice hockey clubs from Charlottenburg use the surfaces for training and games, meaning the hall is in operation throughout the day.

In summer, the ice disappears, and the surface becomes a roller skating and inline skating rink, keeping the location usable year-round. For the 2026/27 season, the district has not yet announced the start of public ice skating, but the facility is being prepared for winter operation as in previous years. Thus, the Charlottenburg Ice Rink remains one of the most affordable places for ice skating in western Berlin. Because the hall is located at Olympiapark, a visit can easily be combined with a walk around the extensive grounds.