IceLab's PalaGhiaccio in Bergamo: a regulation rink, a training rink and facilities for skaters and spectators
Currently out of season The rink's public-skating page (pattinaggio libero) says public skating is closed ("CI VEDIAMO A SETTEMBRE") and prints no 2026/27 opening hours; its tariffs for the large and small rink are listed. Official schedule update
IceLab covers about 5,000 square metres in Bergamo and has two rinks: a regulation rink measuring 60 by 30 metres and a 35 by 20 metre training rink, both used for figure skating, synchronised skating and short track. The PalaGhiaccio has a stand for 240 spectators, four changing rooms, a shop and a bar with large windows overlooking the rinks.
The complex also has a multi-purpose area for young people and three gyms for fitness, floor exercises and dance. The operator says that all the structural elements let visitors enjoy a training and leisure experience of its own kind.
Public skating (pattinaggio libero) is run on both rinks, with separate tariffs for the large and the small one, and the small rink can also be reserved exclusively for birthday parties by booking only.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating (pattinaggio libero) on the large rink costs €15, or €12 for children under 12 and over-65s, with a family discount (€12 and €10) for groups of at least three. Disabled visitors enter at no charge, with a reduced ticket for the companion, and stand access and lockers are charged separately.
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IceLab covers about 5,000 square metres with a 60 x 30 m regulation rink and a 35 x 20 m training rink, a 240-seat stand, four changing rooms, a shop and a bar overlooking the rinks.
Source checked · · Official source
A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.