Curling is thought to have originated in the medieval times in Scotland where it was played by pushing rocks on frozen lakes. The object of the game is to slide heavy granite stones down the ice towards a target, aiming to get the stone as close to the target as possible. Once you've let the stone go, your teammates brush the ice to direct it. It may sound easy, but curling is a tactical game and you'll need to knock the opposing team's stones out of the way to win.
Features
Minimum People
8 (smaller groups prices will be based on the minimum)
Maximum People
30 (multiple sessions may be needed for larger groups)
Useful Info
Please bring warm clothing with you to this event
Start Times
Mon to Sun 10:00 - 17:00
Allow
2.5 hours
Runs
1 Apr - 30 Sep
Product Reviews
5
from 1 Reviews
Sam Bangle
Tue 11 Feb 2020
5
/
5
absolutely brilliant. Never been curling before but the venue, equipment and instructors were all top class. highly recommend and would definitley do again
The Venue
Tondiraba Jaahall
The three-storey multi-functional Tallinn Arena consists of three seating areas and training grounds. Main arena can be used for figure skating, hockey, volleyball, handball, gymnastics and other sports training and competitions.