The longest winter event in Serbia, with a covered central rink
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Ledena šuma, the Ice Forest, calls itself the longest winter event in Serbia. It is held traditionally in December and January in the Danube Park in Novi Sad and, the organisers say, gathers more than a hundred thousand visitors from the country and abroad every year.
The central rink stands in a covered space, and each shift is limited to 450 skaters. Free help for the youngest skaters runs every weekday from 9:00 to 10:30, a covered stage hosts concerts and DJ sets, and the organisers promise live music every weekend.
Wooden huts in the park serve food and drink and run a winter bazaar of handicrafts and sweets. The organisers' association lets part of the space to a private company that sets up and runs the rink, while the cultural programme and the huts are co-financed by the City of Novi Sad.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The 2025/26 page lists a skating ticket at 500 RSD, with free weekday-morning skating for children up to 12 (9:00 to 10:30) on a free ticket from the ticket hut; prices apply for the duration of the event and 2026/27 prices have not been posted.
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Skates can be hired from the skate-hire hut opposite the rink entrance, in sizes 25 to 48.
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Tickets must be bought the same day at the ticket hut in Ledena šuma; a ticket cannot be bought for another day.
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Children up to 6 must be accompanied by a guardian, and entry is free for children up to 5 and for people with disabilities.
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A free cloakroom is provided for shoes and belongings, and each shift is limited to 450 skaters.
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