Thierry Monier skating rink, Courbevoie (92)

With its 56 x 26-meter rink, the Courbevoie skating rink is particularly family-friendly, whether you want to come for a free practice session or take professionally supervised lessons to improve your skills, whether you're looking for leisure or competition.

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This is where you can come with your family, friends or loved ones, every weekend and Wednesday afternoon (during school term time) or every afternoon during the vacations, from September 1 to May 31 each year only. For the little ones, we love the ice garden, which allows the youngest to move at their own pace on the ice, with skates, seals, walkers and tutti quanti. For older children, the large skating r ink lets you learn to move around on your ice skates, practise jumps or simply avoid falling too often.

For those of you who'd like to take ice hockey or figure skating lessons, these are open from age 4 and enable you to learn to skate or even develop a sufficient level to compete. The Thierry Monier skating rink is open from September to May, during which time you can sit in the bleachers to watch skating galas or field hockey matches. Admission to the skating rink is free for children under 4 years of age, but for adults and children alike, the price is €6.90 per person for full admission and €5.25 for reduced admission. Access to the ice garden (including skate hire and admission) costs €3.70, while skate hire for the large rink costs €4 per person in addition to the admission ticket.

For a skating outing in Courbevoie, head for the Thierry Monier rink!