Brest Ice Palace Brest

Брест · Public skating times & prices

A 1,758-seat arena with a 60 by 26 metre ice sheet, a sauna, a bar and a gym

Public skating at Brest Ice Palace Brest: the next 7 days

Currently out of season The arena's own free-skating page prints the prices but no session grid at the moment (the schedule area is empty and the page says the schedule may change); check the page for the grid. Official schedule update

Address
ул. Московская, д. 151А, Брест, 224023
Website
brest.hockey.by
The Brest Ice Palace, a long glass-fronted building with green and grey panels and a row of flags, seen from its paved square under a partly cloudy sky — Brest Ice Palace Brest
The Brest Ice Palace, a long glass-fronted building with green and grey panels and a row of flags, seen from its paved square under a partly cloudy sky Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
The ice sheet of the Brest Ice Palace during a hockey game, with the boards, banners and a scoreboard along the far side — Brest Ice Palace Brest
The ice sheet of the Brest Ice Palace during a hockey game, with the boards, banners and a scoreboard along the far side Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Brest's Ice Palace, opened in 2000 and home to HC Brest, with a rink given over to mass skating between matches

The Ice Palace in Brest on Moskovskaya Street was officially put into service on 30 June 2000 and is the home arena of HC Brest. Its main purpose is ice hockey matches and competitions in figure skating, short track and other ice sports.

The main arena is 60 by 26 metres and seats 1,758 spectators, with VIP places. The hockey rink can be converted into a floor for other games, combat sports, tennis, weightlifting, gymnastics and boxing, or into a stage for concerts.

When there are no sports events, the ice is used for mass skating, and the arena advises skaters to bring a hat and gloves while noting that the schedule may change. The palace also has a sauna, a bar, a gym and sports halls for visitors who want more than the ice.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Free skating costs BYN 5.30 for children under 12 and BYN 6.30 for adults with your own skates; an 8-session pass is BYN 32 for a child and BYN 42 for an adult.

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Skates & rentals

With hired skates a session costs BYN 11.10 for children under 12 and BYN 13.10 for adults, or BYN 17.90 for adults on new skates.

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Amenities

The Ice Palace also has a sauna, a bar, a gym and sports halls.

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Rink rules

The arena advises bringing a hat and gloves.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.