Admission
Public skating is free: entry and skating cost nothing.
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Kirsebergs ishall
Ice hall built in the early 1970s, and the first of Malmö's halls to be wrapped in plants and moss in 2011
Public skating at Kirsebergs ishall: the next 7 days
Sunday, 18 October
- · Allmänhetens åkning
- Address
- Österhagsgatan 3, Malmö, 212 21
- Website
- malmo.se
1970s ice hall in Kirseberg, the first in Malmö to be wrapped in greenery
Kirsebergs ishall was built, like many others, at the start of the 1970s, long before anyone thought about energy-efficient building. Hockey club IK Pantern trains and plays its matches in the hall, and Malmö's curling club played there in recent winters.
In August 2011 it became the first of Malmö's ice halls to be wrapped in greenery, partly to beautify the building and partly to insulate it. A fence was removed and replaced with newly planted trees, climbing plants were set to grow up the facade and moss cassettes were added. The plants and moss were meant to give shade and to cool and insulate the hall.
Plans also included a greenhouse heated by the hall's surplus energy and watered by the ice scraped off by the resurfacing machine. The aim was to find solutions that could later be used on other old ice halls across the country.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
The hall has no skates to hire or lend; skates and accessories can be borrowed free of charge from Fritidsbanken, the city's equipment library.
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