Ice-skating school for children in Stockholm
Updated August 25, 2026
We currently list 20 ice-skating courses for children in Stockholm from 20 providers.
Skating is a classic winter activity in Stockholm — from beginner skating school to figure skating. Below we list courses for children with price and age where the provider states them.
Solna
2 courses
Western Stockholm
2 courses
Täby
2 courses
Nacka
2 courses
Järfälla
1 course
Botkyrka
1 course
Sollentuna
1 course
Southern Stockholm
1 course
Huddinge
1 course
Upplands Väsby
1 course
Vaxholm
1 course
Tyresö
1 course
Vallentuna
1 course
Sundbyberg
1 course
Österåker
1 course
Salem
1 course
About ice-skating school for children in Stockholm
Skating is part of winter in Stockholm, and a skating school is a safe way for children to learn from the ground up. First it is about daring to stand, glide and get back up after a fall; then comes skating forwards and backwards, turning and stopping. Skating skills are also a good foundation for both figure skating and ice hockey later on.
Lessons usually take place in groups divided by age and level, so beginners get a calm start while those who have come further are challenged. Many skating schools lead on towards either figure skating, with spins and jumps, or ice hockey. A helmet is generally compulsory for the youngest, and warm clothes and mittens make the session more enjoyable.
Skating schools are held in municipal ice rinks during the winter half of the year, so the season is limited — popular courses fill up quickly, so it pays to sign up early. Many rinks lend or hire out skates to beginners. When comparing courses, it is worth checking whether skates are included and what level the course is aimed at. Below you'll find current skating courses with age and price where the provider states them.
The courses are aimed at children from age 3. Some courses accept the Fritidskort — this is shown on the individual course. Courses run during autumn, winter and spring.
Frequently asked questions
What ice-skating courses for children are there in Stockholm?
FamGo Learn lists 20 ice-skating courses for children from 20 providers across the Stockholm area. You can compare price, age and how to sign up, then click through to the provider's own booking.
What do ice-skating courses for children cost?
Prices are set by each provider and vary between courses. Every course shows its own price where available — easy to compare in the list above.
Can I use the Fritidskort?
Some courses state that they accept the Fritidskort — the national subsidy for children aged 8–16. This is shown on the individual course.
Does my child need their own skates?
Not necessarily. Many skating schools lend or hire out skates to beginners, so the family can wait before buying their own. A helmet is usually required for the youngest and can sometimes be borrowed too — check what is included in each course.
From what age can children start skating school?
Many skating schools take children from around three or four with plenty of support, while structured beginner groups often start at five or six. See each course for its current age range.
Do I book the course through FamGo Learn?
No — FamGo Learn helps you find and compare. You click through to the provider's own page to sign up.