Queen's House Ice Rink

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Location	Queen's House

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The Queen's House Ice Rink will unfortunately be closed this winter. There’s still plenty to see and do in Greenwich during the festive period however, from Christmas lights on Cutty Sark to snowy scenes and stunning skyscapes at Astronomy Photographer of the Year.

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About the Queen's House Ice Rink

The Queen’s House Ice Rink is a magical open-air ice rink in the heart of Greenwich's UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The rink is surrounded by iconic architecture, with views of Greenwich Park to the south and the glittering lights of Canary Wharf to the north, providing a backdrop of some of the best views in London.