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Europe’s outdoor skating season is opening across the continent, with a rink inside a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater in Pula, Croatia, according to a Euronews travel guide. The guide features Zürich’s Dolder rink, opened in 1930 with 6,000 square meters of ice, and Skate at Somerset House in London, open from November 11. It also covers Budapest’s City Park rink, operating since 1870 beside Vajdahunyad Castle, and several rinks in Christmas markets with mulled wine and festive food, listing each setting and opening date.
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00:00One of Europe's most unusual ice rinks sits inside a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater.
00:05It's one of many outdoor rinks opening this winter.
00:08In Zurich, the Dolder Rink has offered skating in the woods since 1930.
00:12Amsterdam's rink sits right in front of the Rijksmuseum.
00:15London's Somerset House adds a Christmas tree, and evening DJ sets from November 11.
00:20Vienna turns the square by City Hall into a skating playground with lit trails.
00:26Munich's rink serves Bavarian food and mulled wine from November 13.
00:30Stockholm's returns to a famous city park in mid-November.
00:33In Budapest, you can skate beside Vajdahunjad Castle on a rink running since 1870.
00:39Cologne and Berlin build theirs into Christmas markets.
00:42Oslo's opens in the city center on November 28.
00:46Copenhagen circles a royal statue with stalls selling hot chocolate.
00:50And that Roman arena is in Pula, Croatia, where skating starts December 5.
00:55Disclosure.
00:56This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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