Winter Sport in Luxembourg

Figure skating in Luxembourg is centered around the Kockelscheuer Ice Rink, home to the only club and the annual Coupe du Printemps, an international competition recognized by the ISU. The sport attracts skaters of all levels, contributing to a growing community and a vibrant skating culture in the country.

Luxembourg has an active short track speed skating community. The Union Luxembourgeoise de Patinage de Vitesse (ULPV) oversees the sport and organizes events, including national championships and international competitions. Notably, Luxembourgish skater Peter Murphy has represented the country in various international short track speed skating events.

Ice hockey in Luxembourg is a growing and dynamic sport, with teams like Beaufort Knights and Tornado Luxembourg leading the community. The country features active female and junior teams, promoting inclusivity and development across all levels. Matches and training sessions take place primarily at the Kockelscheuer Ice Rink and in Beaufort, fostering a vibrant hockey culture.

Curling in Luxembourg is a niche but growing sport, primarily played at the Kockelscheuer Ice Rink. The Curling Club Luxembourg organizes regular training sessions, leagues, teambuildings, and international events, fostering a community of enthusiasts and newcomers interested in this strategic ice sport.

Icestock sport, is a niche winter activity in Luxembourg. It is primarily practiced at the Kockelscheuer ice rink, where enthusiasts gather for competitions and social events. The sport combines precision and strategy, contributing to the diverse winter sports culture in the country.

Nordic skiing in Luxembourg offers scenic trails and opportunities for cross-country skiing enthusiasts as well ass cross-biathlon events. Popular locations include the Ardennes region and areas around Ettelbruck and Weiswampach, where natural snow conditions permit. During favorable winters, groomed trails provide picturesque routes, promoting outdoor winter sports and fitness.

Skeleton is a lesser-known winter sport in Luxembourg. Luxembourgish athletes interested in the sport often train abroad in facilities across Europe. The sport, involving high-speed descents on an ice track, reflects the country’s growing interest in diverse winter sports disciplines.

Alpine skiing in Luxembourg is governed by the Luxembourg Ski (FLSki), which supports athletes and organizes competitions. Notable skiers like Marc Girardelli have competed internationally, and emerging talents continue to represent Luxembourg in global events, despite the country's limited ski terrain.

Snowboarding in Luxembourg is growing in popularity, supporting the sport through training programs and competitions. While the country lacks large slopes, snowboarders often travel to nearby countries for larger resorts. Luxembourg also has athletes competing in international events, promoting the sport locally.

Ice dance in Luxembourg is a prominent discipline within figure skating, with athletes training at the Kockelscheuer Ice Rink. The sport focuses on rhythm, coordination, and expression on ice, with local competitions and international events fostering talent. Luxembourg has produced competitive ice dancers in solo and pairs and is developing a synchro team.