Name: 2026 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Prague
Start: 2026-03-24T15:12:45.000Z
End: 2026-03-29T15:12:45.000Z

The ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2026 will bring the world’s most talented skaters to Prague’s O2 Arena from March 24–29, 2026. The Czech capital will become the global center of figure skating, hosting this prestigious event for the first time in over 30 years.

The ISU World Figure Skating Championships is an annual event featuring 200 of the best figure skaters from 50 countries in four disciplines. Fans can look forward to six days of world-class performances featuring men’s and women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance.

The event will conclude with the spectacular Exhibition Gala, where the world’s top skaters traditionally perform show programs full of artistry and emotion.

With thousands of fans expected from all over the world, visitors can combine this unforgettable sporting experience with exploring the beauty and culture of Prague — one of Europe’s most charming capitals.

For details, schedules, and ticket sales, visit www.o2arena.cz

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📍 Interesting Facts – World Figure Skating Championships Prague 2026

Historic hosting: Prague will host the ISU World Figure Skating Championships for the third time (previously in 1962 and 1993) — and the event will take place on Czech territory for the fourth time, with the very first championship held in 1908 in Opava under the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Elite global field: Over 200 of the world’s best figure skaters from more than 50 countries will compete in four disciplines: men’s singles, women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance.
Czech craftsmanship featured: Czech company Crystal Bohemia has prepared special gifts for participants of the championships, highlighting local design and tradition.
Distinctive graphic identity: The event’s visual identity is built on three pillars — elegant figure skating, historic Prague in the heart of Europe, and international teamwork. The triangle motif references the Czech flag, the teeth of figure skate blades, and Prague’s iconic skyline (“City of a Hundred Towers”).
Global spectacle: The championships conclude with a spectacular Exhibition Gala on March 29, where top skaters perform show programs full of artistry and emotion after six days of competition.