15 Beautiful Places To Ice Skate In London

A personal favourite. What could be better than skating next to a building that houses dinosaurs? Book tickets here.

Set in Hyde Park, it's free to enter, but you'll have to pay separately for most of the attractions. So, magical as Winter Wonderland is, this is not the cheapest option. If you'd like to skate around a twinkly Victorian bandstand, book tickets here.

Coming to Victoria Park for the first time this year, Winterville is trying to bring winter magic, east. With a rink, horse carriages as well as a roller disco, it's hard to say no. Book your tickets here.

Skate under the glow of the London Eye. Families, if you book before November 30th, and children go free when you buy a family ticket. Buy your tickets here.

This rink boasts "a unique skate path which leads skaters under trees lit with fairy lights then back onto the main rink." Which sounds awfully pretty. Book tickets here.

A city centre rink, right by Liverpool Street station. There's a pop-up bar this year too. Book your tickets here.

OK, so skating in a shopping centre might not be your cup of tea. But if you're in Shepherd's Bush (*not* Stratford) and fancy a glide on the ice, why not? Book tickets here.

Go skate in the North. (However, bear in mind that "JW3 is a Jewish arts, culture and community centre with a kosher restaurant, café and bar. Only food bought at JW3 can be eaten on the premises", and the opening hours on Saturdays are reduced.) Book your tickets here.

This ice rink is flashy, with colour change lighting, and light shows! Plus it's real ice. Book your tickets here.

With an international-sized ice pad, you needn't worry about fairweather skaters. Book tickets here.