European Artistic Roller Skating Championships

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The European Artistic Roller Skating Championships is the main artistic roller skating championships in Europe, organized by European Confederation of Roller Skating.

Summary of Championships

The list is incomplete

YearCityCountryDateVenueNo. of
Athletes
2007 Gujan-Mestras Flag of France.svg  France July 30 – August 5
2008 Fuengirola Flag of Spain.svg  Spain September 22 – 27
2009 Nazaré Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
2010 Barcelona Flag of Spain.svg  Spain August 20 – 29
2011 Reggio Calabria Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
2012 Arnas Flag of France.svg  France August 27 – September 1
2013 Porto Salvo Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal September 16 – 23Porto Salvo Recreation Club Sports Hall
2014 Roccaraso Flag of Italy.svg  Italy August 31 – September 5
2015 Ponte di Legno Flag of Italy.svg  Italy August 25 – September 1
2016 Freiburg Flag of Germany.svg  Germany August 31 – September 3
2017 RoanaAsiago Flag of Italy.svg  Italy July 29 – August 5
2018 Lagoa Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal August 31 – September 8Escola Secundária da Lagoa
2019 Harsefeld Flag of Germany.svg  Germany August 31 – September 7Icesport Arena
2021 Riccione Flag of Italy.svg  Italy September 3 – 11Playhall
2022 Andorra la Vella Flag of Andorra.svg  Andorra August 31 – September 10 Poliesportiu d'Andorra
2023 Ponte di Legno Flag of Italy.svg  Italy August 30 – September 10Palazzetto dello Sport
2024 Fafe Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal July 21 – 31Pavilhão Multiusos de Fafe


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