Ice Skating
Ice skating has a long tradition in Davos. For many years, the natural ice rink in Davos, spanning 18,000 m², was the largest in Europe. In 2016, the "Eistraum" (Ice Dream) was opened in place of the old rink, with 4,500 m² of ice surface, making it the largest mobile artificial ice rink in Switzerland.

The Eistraum at the Davos Sports Stadium invites both young and old to enjoy: whether it's leisurely ice skating, curling, hockey games, or acrobatics – everything is possible. Additionally, the hockey rink is surrounded by an ice track that meets the official ISU training track standards. This makes the Eistraum Davos also suitable for speed skating, and it is reserved exclusively for speed skaters two hours before the regular opening times.

Ice Hockey
Along with football, ice hockey is one of the most popular sports in Switzerland. In Davos, ice hockey is omnipresent. This is largely due to the Hockey Club Davos (HCD), the Swiss record champion, which proudly represents the Davos colors of blue and yellow throughout the Swiss hockey arenas. In the winter, Davos transforms into a small haven for ice hockey fans. In addition to HCD’s home games, the international Spengler Cup is held annually between Christmas and New Year's, drawing hockey enthusiasts from around the world to Davos.

And the best part – the stadium is just a few minutes' walk from the Hotel Concordia Davos.