Prague has fully stepped into the winter spirit as Christmas approaches, with the city opening around 20 outdoor ice rinks for the 2025–26 season. From scenic spots like Vyšehrad, Letná Plain, and the Rašínovo nábřeží rink overlooking the Vltava River to lively venues such as River Rink Karlín and Terasa Smíchov featuring DJs and performances, skaters have plenty to choose from. Families will appreciate budget-friendly and free-entry options, including Ice Rink Vypich in Prague 6 and the newly opened rink at Barrandov Elementary School. Larger rinks such as Letná Plain and Na Františku offer more room for skaters, while rooftop choices like Galerie Harfa provide unique elevated views. Each rink varies in size, atmosphere, entry fees, and rental costs, with many offering warm drinks and snacks to complement the experience. Operating dates run mainly from mid-November to late February or early March, though organizers note that warmer weather could cause early closures. Overall, Prague’s winter ice-skating scene offers something for every visitor—from first-timers and families to seasoned skaters looking for festive fun.