The front of the PalaSesto ice palace in Sesto San Giovanni, a blue and cream building under a wide timber roof, seen from the paved forecourt.Photo: Palasesto srl (photo on the operator's home page) · SourceAn empty ice sheet at the PalaSesto seen from the stands, with green and blue bench seating along the boards.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Two rinks and a 4,000-person floor in Sesto San Giovanni
The PalaSesto in Sesto San Giovanni is a palazzo del ghiaccio with two ice rinks, used for ordinary, synchronised and figure skating, public sessions, hockey and curling. Beside the ice sports the building also hosts dance, martial arts, climbing and body building.
Its size allows up to 4,000 people, and it has staged international competitions including the Trofeo Oldrini judo tournament, the Spring Cup in synchronised skating, the Milan Feis Irish dance competition and the Lombardia Trophy in figure skating.
Hockey Club Diavoli Rossoneri, a club the rink describes as having an exciting history, plays in the Cisalpino championship and enters an amateur team in the MHL metropolitan tournament. From the 2025/26 season the club is again an independent sports society, and the clubs that work in the building open registrations for their courses each September.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
Entry without skate hire is 10€ on the upper rink and 8€ on the lower rink; children under 11 pay 7€ with skate hire included, members and teachers pay 5€, and holders of a Disability Card enter free (a companion pays 5€).