The skating rink in Gorky Park is the main place for winter festivities in the center of Moscow dating back to the 1920s. Every year from November to March, the park’s alleys get coated with ice, and the largest ice rink in Europe opens for everyone. Anything you need is available here: the skating rink itself with many tracks and routes, food courts, entertainment venues, training classes, quests, and much more.​​​​​​​

For the season 2018/19, the “Factory of Happy People” was chosen from among numerous options for concepts — this is how the English writer Herbert Wells described the Moscow Central Park in 1934. We have created a new image of the rink — a factory producing happiness. According to our idea, at the central entrance to the park, next to the two main workshops (pavilions for skate rental), the main symbol of the industrial operations was located: a ten-meter pipe emitting white steam. Its image is often found in the identity of the rink.

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Everything inside, from the kiosks to the ceiling, follows one prominent design language. Proident voluptate voluptate mollit minim. Laboris nulla minim reprehenderit. Tempor non laborum voluptate reprehenderit incididunt ea ea proident occaecat labore tempor eu elit dolor exercitation. Veniam eu enim aute nulla fugiat proident consectetur incididunt aliqua enim nostrud occaecat sint proident aliqua.