A Finnish-boarded ice sheet in a multi-purpose leisure complex in the middle of Saint Petersburg
Tavrichesky Sad is a multi-purpose leisure complex in the historic centre of Saint Petersburg. It opened in 2007 and brings an all-season ice arena, a fitness area with a swimming pool and sauna, a panoramic cafe and sports halls together on one site, seven minutes from Chernyshevskaya.
The ice sheet is surrounded by a professional injury-safe board system made by the Finnish firm Raita, with polycarbonate protection above it, and the ice is resurfaced after every skating session. The main rooms are covered with a non-slip floor so that visitors can walk about in their skates.
The fitness centre has panoramic windows that look out over the Tauride Garden and onto the ice arena. Besides ice hire for teams, the complex offers mass-skating sessions by day and by night, an hour of hockey, and penguin helpers on the ice for beginners.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A day mass-skating session costs RUB 700 on weekdays and RUB 1,000 at weekends and on holidays; a night session costs RUB 1,000, or RUB 800 with a student card. Concessions of 20% on weekday sessions are sold only at the complex cash desk.
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Skates can be hired for RUB 600 at day sessions and RUB 700 at night sessions, and sharpening a pair of hockey skates costs RUB 500.
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Free guest parking is provided on the grounds of the complex.
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The entrance area is fitted with ramps.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
