July 3rd – 13th, 2025

Join us for the IIHS Cosmopolitan Series in Madrid, Spain

Save the dates and check below for more details as we gear up for another exciting event!

21u  18u  16u  14u  12u

Fee per team 1000 EUR
Age Eligibility 12u: Born 2012 & younger
14u: Born 2010 & younger
16u: Born 2008 & younger
18u: Born 2006 & younger
21u: Born 2003 & younger
Number of games 5 Minimum
Periods 2 x 12 minutes stop clock
Round robin tie 3 shoutouts
Playoffs 12 minutes sudden death
Rules Only for 21u: Offside Red center line – IIHF Rules

Men’s

Fee per team 1000 EUR
Age Eligibility Born 2009 & older
Number of games 5 Minimum
Periods 2 x 12 minutes stop clock
Round robin tie 3 shoutouts
Playoffs 12 minutes sudden death
Rules Offside Red center line – IIHF Rules

Women’s Pro

Fee per team 1000 EUR
Age Eligibility Born 2009 & older
Number of games 5 Minimum
Periods 2 x 12 minutes stop clock
Round robin tie 3 shoutouts
Playoffs 12 minutes sudden death
Rules Offside Red center line – IIHF Rules

Men’s Pro

Fee per team 1350 EUR
Age Eligibility Born 2009 & older
Number of games 5 Minimum
Periods 2 x 15 minutes stop clock
Round robin tie 3 shoutouts
Playoffs 15 minutes sudden death
Rules Offside Red center line – IIHF Rules
Merci 8 goals difference game finish

Rules

The IIHS rules incorporate the rules of the IIHF by reference. Any rules not expressly provided for in the IIHS shall be subject to the provisions set forth in the IIHF Rule Book.
Here is a summary that includes the most relevant:

  • Format: 4 on 4
  • Ice Hockey Nets
  • Stilmat Puck & Floor
  • Offside depending of the division
  • 2 Referees per game
  • 2 periods
  • Players per team: Max (14 skaters + 2 goalies) , Min (8 skaters + 1 goalie)

For a more comprehensive set of rules, please refer to the IIHS regulations guidelines and rules document.

 

 

Cash Prizes


Cash prize will be depending of the number of teams per Pro division

  • Men’s Pro
    • 6 Teams:  8’000 EUR
    • More than 6 teams:  10’000 EUR
  • Women’s Pro:
    • 4 Teams: 1’800 EUR
    • More than 4 teams: 2’500 EUR

 

Labeda Wheels


Each player on the championship team in the following divisions

  • 12U
  • 14U
  • 16U
  • 18U
  • 21U
  • Men’s

will receive a set of wheels sponsored by LABEDA.

 

Palacio del hielo


 This modern shopping and entertainment complex featuring a 1,800 m² ice rink, making it a popular spot for skating and hockey events. Located just 10 minutes from Madrid-Barajas Airport, it offers a variety of attractions, including restaurants, bars, a cinema, an arcade, bowling, mini golf, a gym, and free parking. Its excellent facilities and vibrant atmosphere make it a top destination for sports, leisure, and family fun

  • Rink size: 60m x 30m
  • Stilmat Floor

Address: C. de Silvano, 77, Hortaleza, 28043 Madrid, Spain

Phone: +34 917 16 04 00

Car | Train | Plane


📍 Address: C. de Silvano, 77, 28043 Madrid, Spain

🚗 By Car From Madrid City Center:

  • Distance: ~10 km
  • Time: 15-20 minutes (depending on traffic)
  • Route: Take the M-30 highway northeast → Exit onto Avenida de la Gran Vía de Hortaleza → Follow Calle de Silvano to the mall.
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Uber, Bolt and Cabify are avaliable in Madrid.

🚇 By Metro:

The closest Metro station is Canillas (Línea 4 – Brown Line)

  • From Madrid City Center:
    • Take Metro Line 4 (brown line) to Canillas Station.
    • Walk 5 minutes (450m) to El Palacio de Hielo.

🚆 By Train (Cercanías) & Metro:

The Atocha international train station has a direct connection with the main Spanish cities and is also very accessible from other European countries.

  • From Madrid Atocha (Main Train Station):
    1. Take Cercanías train (C1, C2, C7, or C10) to Nuevos Ministerios.
    2. Transfer to Metro Line 10 (dark blue) towards Alameda de Osuna.
    3. At Avenida de América, switch to Metro Line 4 (brown line) and get off at Canillas Station.
    4. Walk 5 minutes to the venue. 

 

✈️ By Plane
The international airport of Barajas – Adolfo Suarez is located just 7 km from the venue:

  • By Car/Taxi
    • Distance: ~7 km
    • Time: 10 minutes
    • Route:
      • Take M-11 → Exit onto Avenida de la Gran Vía de Hortaleza → Continue to Calle de Silvano.
  • By Metro
    • Time: 25-30 minutes
    • Route:
      • Take Metro Line 8 (pink line) from the airport to Colombia Station.
    • Transfer to Metro Line 9 (purple line) and ride one stop to Pinar del Rey.
    • Walk 10 minutes (850m) to El Palacio de Hielo.
  • By Bus
    • Cost: Around €15-25, depending on the time of day and service.
    • Time: 25-35 minutes
    • Route:
      1. Take Bus Line 200 from the airport to Avenida de América (Intercambiador).
      2. Transfer to Bus Line 73 towards Canillas and get off at Silvano – Palacio de Hielo.
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If you’re attending the IIHS Series 2025 or visiting El Palacio de Hielo in Madrid, you’ll find a variety of accommodation options to fit different preferences and budgets. Whether you’re looking for a luxury hotel, a budget-friendly stay, a cozy Airbnb, or a serviced apartment, Madrid offers plenty of choices close to the venue.

Here’s a general overview of the best accommodation options nearby:


1️⃣ Hotels (Ranging from Budget to Luxury)

Hotels provide comfort, services, and amenities like breakfast, parking, and fitness centers.

🔹 Luxury & Business Hotels

🔹 Mid-Range Hotels

🔹 Budget-Friendly Hotels


2️⃣ Short-Term Rentals (Airbnb & Vacation Apartments)

For those preferring privacy, space, and home-like amenities.

🔹 Popular Airbnb & Vacation Rentals Near Palacio de Hielo

  • Apartments in Hortaleza & Arturo Soria – Modern & spacious apartments, ideal for families and teams.
  • Lofts in Salamanca District – High-end rentals with stylish interiors, great for longer stays.
  • Airbnb Private Rooms & Studios – Affordable options for solo travelers or small groups.

3️⃣ Serviced Apartments & Aparthotels

A balance between hotel-like services and apartment-style living.


4️⃣ Hostels & Budget Stays

Perfect for backpackers or young travelers looking for affordable accommodations.


 

Madrid | Spain: The Perfect Destination for the IIHS Cosmopolitan Series 2025


Madrid is a city where tradition meets modernity, offering a dynamic experience for all who visit. From its rich cultural heritage to cutting-edge architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, and unbeatable food scene, Madrid ensures an unforgettable experience.

🎒 Must-See Attractions in Madrid

Take some time off from the tournament to explore the city and immerse yourself in its famous sights:

1️⃣ Prado Museum (Museo del Prado)

  • Details: One of the world’s most renowned art museums, home to iconic works by Goya, Velázquez, El Greco, and other Spanish artists.
  • 📍 Prado Museum

2️⃣ Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real)

  • Details: The official residence of the Spanish royal family, offering breathtaking rooms, stunning gardens, and a glimpse into Spain’s royal history.
  • 📍 Royal Palace

3️⃣ Retiro Park (Parque del Retiro)

  • Details: A beautiful park perfect for peaceful walks, boat rides on the lake, or just relaxing in nature.
  • 📍 Retiro Park

4️⃣ Puerta del Sol

  • Details: The bustling heart of Madrid, a great starting point to explore the city’s shopping, cafes, and vibrant atmosphere.
  • 📍 Puerta del Sol

5️⃣ Plaza Mayor

  • Details: A grand central square lined with impressive buildings, cafes, and restaurants. It’s perfect for people-watching or enjoying a meal.
  • 📍 Plaza Mayor

6️⃣ Gran Vía

  • Details: Known as Madrid’s Broadway, this iconic street is filled with theaters, shops, and impressive architecture. A perfect spot to shop or catch a musical.
  • 📍 Gran Vía

7️⃣ Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

  • Details: Home to the legendary Real Madrid football team, this stadium offers tours where you can explore locker rooms, trophy rooms, and the pitch.
  • 📍 Santiago Bernabéu

8️⃣ Reina Sofía Museum (Museo Reina Sofía)

  • Details: Spain’s national museum of modern art, housing masterpieces by Picasso (including Guernica) and Dalí.
  • 📍 Reina Sofía Museum

9️⃣ Mercado de San Miguel

  • Details: A vibrant food market where you can enjoy delicious tapas, wines, and local delicacies in a lively atmosphere.
  • 📍 Mercado de San Miguel

🔟 Temple of Debod

  • Details: An ancient Egyptian temple right in the heart of Madrid, offering panoramic views of the city.
  • 📍 Temple of Debod

🍴 Food & Drink in Madrid

Madrid is a paradise for food lovers, with plenty of traditional Spanish dishes and modern takes on classic recipes. Make sure to try:

  • Tapas – Small, flavorful bites like patatas bravas, croquettes, and Iberian ham.
  • Paella – A traditional Spanish rice dish.
  • Churros con Chocolate – A delicious Spanish dessert, best enjoyed with a cup of thick hot chocolate.

You’ll find a variety of restaurants, tapas bars, and cafes near the Palacio del Hielo Mall and all around the city.

🌙✨ Madrid Nightlife: Dance, Drinks & Delights 🍸💃

Madrid’s nightlife is world-renowned for its energy, diversity, and vibrancy.  Madrid offers something for everyone, participants can explore a wide range of experiences.

From chic cocktail bars to high-energy nightclubs, Madrid is the place where the night never ends. The city is full of stylish, atmospheric venues, including classic bars with rich histories, like Bar Cock, which offers a taste of elegance, or La Venencia, a cozy spot to sip sherry. For a more lively atmosphere, head to iconic nightclubs like Teatro Kapital or Pacha Madrid, where the beats are infectious and the dance floors are always packed.

Those seeking a more relaxed vibe will appreciate rooftop bars offering panoramic views of the city skyline, such as Azotea del Círculo de Bellas Artes or the rooftop at Hotel Riu Plaza España. Madrid’s rooftop bars are perfect for winding down with a drink while enjoying the stunning views of the city, making it a great way to recharge after an exciting day.

Another must-try experience is the traditional flamenco shows, which offer a glimpse into Spain’s deep cultural roots. Venues like Cardamomo Tablao Flamenco provide an immersive experience that showcases the passionate and expressive dance form.

Madrid’s nightlife thrives well into the early hours of the morning, making it easy for anyone to find a venue that suits their mood, whether they’re looking to enjoy a sophisticated drink, dance all night, or indulge in local snacks like churros at San Ginés, which is open 24 hours.

In essence, Madrid is a city where the night is full of possibilities, combining tradition with modernity, relaxation with excitement. The vibrant nightlife ensures that there’s always something to do when you’re not hitting the rink!

🚶‍♂️ Getting Around Madrid

Madrid is well-connected with an efficient metro and bus network, allowing easy access to all the key areas of the city. For those who prefer to walk, Madrid’s city center is very pedestrian-friendly, and many of the top attractions are within walking distance of each other.

Madrid is a city full of energy, culture, and passion. Whether you’re here for the IIHS Cosmopolitan Series 2025 or just to enjoy the city’s amazing sights, you’ll find that Madrid offers the perfect balance of competitive spirit and leisure. Get ready to experience the excitement of the tournament and the charm of Spain’s capital!

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