Main Rink
13:00 | Ice Dance - practice |
15:35 | Pairs - practice |
18:45 | Ice Dance Rhythm Dance |
November 20th to 24th, 2024 Warsaw will be the host of the international figure skating competition Warsaw Cup 2024.
This year's twentyfirst edition of the event will be held as part of the prestigious ISU Challenger Series in figure skating in Women, Men, Ice Dance and Pairs. In the COS Torwar Icerink Arena at Łazienkowska street in Warsaw, we will be granted an oportunity to admire some of the best Women, Men, Pairs and Ice Dance from around the world.
All fans of figure skating are invited to the COS Torwar Ice rink in Warsaw, and those who will not be able to support skaters live at the arena are invited to follow the online video stream of the competition!
November 20th to 24th, 2024 Warsaw will be the host of the international figure skating competition Warsaw Cup 2024.
This year's twentyfirst edition of the event will be held as part of the prestigious ISU Challenger Series in figure skating in Women, Men, Ice Dance and Pairs. In the COS Torwar Icerink Arena at Łazienkowska street in Warsaw, we will be granted an oportunity to admire some of the best Women, Men, Pairs and Ice Dance from around the world.
All fans of figure skating are invited to the COS Torwar Ice rink in Warsaw, and those who will not be able to support skaters live at the arena are invited to follow the online video stream of the competition!
13:00 | Ice Dance - practice |
15:35 | Pairs - practice |
18:45 | Ice Dance Rhythm Dance |
7:00 | Pairs - practice |
9:05 | Ice Dance - practice |
11:55 | Women - practice |
15:30 | Pairs Short Program |
18:20 | Ice Dance Free Dance |
7:00 | Women - practice |
10:00 | Pairs - practice |
12:20 | Men - practice |
14:50 | Women Short Program |
19:05 | Pairs Free Skating |
8:00 | Men - practice |
9:50 | Women - practice |
13:30 | Men Short Program |
16:45 | Women Free Skating |
8:00 | Men - practice |
12:00 | Men Free Skating |
13:00 | Ice Dance - practice |
15:35 | Pairs - practice |
18:45 | Ice Dance Rhythm Dance |
7:00 | Pairs - practice |
9:05 | Ice Dance - practice |
11:55 | Women - practice |
15:30 | Pairs Short Program |
18:20 | Ice Dance Free Dance |
7:00 | Women - practice |
10:00 | Pairs - practice |
12:20 | Men - practice |
14:50 | Women Short Program |
19:05 | Pairs Free Skating |
8:00 | Men - practice |
9:50 | Women - practice |
13:30 | Men Short Program |
16:45 | Women Free Skating |
8:00 | Men - practice |
12:00 | Men Free Skating |
PGE Warsaw Cup 2024 - day 1
PGE Warsaw Cup 2024 - day 2
PGE Warsaw Cup 2024 - day 3
PGE Warsaw Cup 2024 - day 4
PGE Warsaw Cup 2024 - day 5
The history of Warsaw is a mixture of a turbulent past, the will to survive, as well as the courage and positive energy of its people. This city by the Vistula River has been pulsating with life for a thousand years!
Though the first traces of the original settlement date back to the turn of the 10th century, the city did not begin to truly flourish until three centuries later, when Old Warsaw was established in the area of what we today call Starówka – the Old Town. Since its population was growing intensively by the decade, the New Town was founded in the 14th century. The Royal Route played a particular role in the development of the city. This regal route now links three of the former royal residencies: the Royal Castle, Łazienki Royal Park, and Wilanów Palace.
In 1596, Warsaw became the capital of Poland, thus becoming the arena of international political games, but also the home to great artists, scientists, and social activists. It is here that the world-famous Fryderyk Chopin and Maria Skłodowska-Curie had their first successes. The metamorphosis the city has undergone over the subsequent centuries is truly amazing.
Independence uprisings, wars, and the ill-fated Warsaw Rising have all cast a deep shadow on the capital’s history. Despite all of this, the city was able to rise from the ashes – a fact that has been recognized by UNESCO by including the Old Town on the World Heritage List. Today, the historical left-bank city of Warsaw is truly captivating, with its charms and discreet elegance. Located in the very heart of a modern, attractive and friendly city, it attracts millions of tourists annually!
The history of Warsaw is a mixture of a turbulent past, the will to survive, as well as the courage and positive energy of its people. This city by the Vistula River has been pulsating with life for a thousand years!
Though the first traces of the original settlement date back to the turn of the 10th century, the city did not begin to truly flourish until three centuries later, when Old Warsaw was established in the area of what we today call Starówka – the Old Town. Since its population was growing intensively by the decade, the New Town was founded in the 14th century. The Royal Route played a particular role in the development of the city. This regal route now links three of the former royal residencies: the Royal Castle, Łazienki Royal Park, and Wilanów Palace.
In 1596, Warsaw became the capital of Poland, thus becoming the arena of international political games, but also the home to great artists, scientists, and social activists. It is here that the world-famous Fryderyk Chopin and Maria Skłodowska-Curie had their first successes. The metamorphosis the city has undergone over the subsequent centuries is truly amazing.
Independence uprisings, wars, and the ill-fated Warsaw Rising have all cast a deep shadow on the capital’s history. Despite all of this, the city was able to rise from the ashes – a fact that has been recognized by UNESCO by including the Old Town on the World Heritage List. Today, the historical left-bank city of Warsaw is truly captivating, with its charms and discreet elegance. Located in the very heart of a modern, attractive and friendly city, it attracts millions of tourists annually!
The Torwar ice rink was officially opened on December 12, 1953. The modern arena has become an impulse for the development of skating disciplines in Warsaw and to this day is one of the most important ice-rinks in Poland. At the end of the 90s Torwar underwent a thorough modernization, as a result of which it was transformed into a multipurpose sports and entertainment arena, which was reopened on November 26, 1999. At the same time in the west of the main arena the COS Torwar II ice-rink hall was built. The COS Torwar II arena is one of the most modern ice rinks in Poland.
The Torwar ice rink was officially opened on December 12, 1953. The modern arena has become an impulse for the development of skating disciplines in Warsaw and to this day is one of the most important ice-rinks in Poland. At the end of the 90s Torwar underwent a thorough modernization, as a result of which it was transformed into a multipurpose sports and entertainment arena, which was reopened on November 26, 1999. At the same time in the west of the main arena the COS Torwar II ice-rink hall was built. The COS Torwar II arena is one of the most modern ice rinks in Poland.
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ul. Zagórna 1a
00-441 Warszawa
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00-441 Warszawa
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ul. Zagórna 1
00-441 Warszawa
ul. Zagórna 1
00-441 Warszawa