WONDER in Glebe Park featuring Winter in the City Ice Skating

⭐ Calling all snow enthusiasts! Experience real snow, ice skating, and thrilling toboggan rides at WONDER and Winter in the City in Canberra's Glebe Park this July. Enjoy warm food, hot chocolate, and unique market stalls in a cosy village perfect for everyone who loves winter. Don’t miss out! Highlights ❄️ Explore a magical winter wonderland right in the heart of Canberra ⛸️ Go ice skating on a beautiful outdoor rink—perfect for beginners and seasoned skaters! 🛷 Slide down a tobogganing slide, build snow sculptures and make snow angels ☕ Toast marshmallows over an open fire and warm up with a cup of steaming hot chocolate 🛍️ Peruse the market stalls at The Village (free entry) and recharge with local food and beverage vendors General Info 📅 Date: 6–21 July 2024 🕒 Time: select your time directly in the ticket selector ⏳ Duration: 45 minutes 📍 Location: Glebe Park, 15 Coranderrk St 2601 ACT 👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome! Children under 5 can bring one parent or carer for free! ♿ Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible ❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here Description This July, experience real snow in Canberra’s Glebe Park at WONDER featuring Winter in the City ice skating. Ride down a thrilling tobogganing slide and build snow sculptures. Warm up with hot chocolate and delicious food at The Village, filled with market stalls and cosy fire pits. Perfect for families, this enchanting winter wonderland offers unforgettable fun. Get your tickets now for WONDER in Glebe Park! Buckle up for a Winter in the City that’s warm on the inside and frosty on the outside! Discover everything you can enjoy in Canberra’s City Centre this winter! There’s something for everyone: Hot deals and giveaways: score discounts and enter to win free ice skating passes with purchases at participating businesses! Fire performances: be mesmerised as fire dancers light up the night sky. Witness the fiery magic of these performances every night at 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Click here to explore what’s on this winter.