ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN to open in the heart of Copenhagen on November 6
A Piece of Arctic Magic Lands in Copenhagen – Here’s What ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN Will Look Like ICEHOTEL, world-famous for its art suites of ice and snow in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden, is opening a permanent ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN on Strøget in Copenhagen - where freezing temperatures, creative art and design, and sparkling ice meet the city’s pulse.
An Arctic Experience in the City On Thursday, 6 November 2025, ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN opens its doors – a brand-new meeting place on Strøget, created from 50 tons of crystal-clear natural ice from the Torne River in northern Sweden. Guests will step into a world of Arctic magic, where the city’s energy meets the Arctic stillness – where subzero temperatures meet creative art and design, and drinks are served in glasses made entirely of crystal-clear ice.
Guests are first welcomed into a warm lounge, given a cape and gloves, and then enter the frozen universe of ICEBAR. Here, cocktails and sparkling drinks inspired by local flavors are served in glasses made from Torne River ice, surrounded by glittering ice art and creative design – offering a taste of the Arctic in the heart of the city.
"Now both locals and international visitors can step into a world of Arctic chill, ice and snow art – without leaving Copenhagen. It’s a place to enjoy a drink with friends, meet after work, celebrate something special, or hold a meeting – all with a touch of the Arctic," says Jeppe Kjaergaard, Operations Manager at ICEBAR.
Step Into “Origin” – where Torne River Meets Copenhagen ICEBAR is designed by the Swedish artist duo Christian Strömqvist and Karl-Johan Ekeroth and is called Origin. The design celebrates water as the source of life and the Torne River – the birthplace of ICEHOTEL and the natural material that forms both ICEHOTEL and ICEBAR.
Each year, a new design is created by selected artists, making every edition of ICEBAR a unique art experience.
“ICEBAR brings the Nordic wilderness and ice art into the city – creating an experience that truly moves people,” says Luca Roncoroni, Creative Director at ICEHOTEL.
Copenhagen Leads ICEHOTEL’s International Expansion ICEBAR COPENHAGEN is the first ICEBAR outside Sweden to be operated directly by ICEHOTEL, marking the start of an exciting international expansion. Guests are invited to experience a taste of the Arctic and gain a glimpse into ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi – the world’s first hotel built entirely of ice and snow, listed by TIME Magazine as one of the 100 greatest places to visit in the world. Since 1989, ICEHOTEL has welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the globe.
“ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN is an extension of our relationship to nature and water. It’s about bringing the raw, pure experience of the Nordic wilderness into the world – and carrying the legacy of ICEHOTEL forward with the same pioneering spirit it was founded on,” says Marie Herrey, CEO of ICEHOTEL.
Construction of ICEBAR COPENHAGEN at Östergade 13 near Kongens Nytorv is underway, with the grand opening onThursday, 6 November, celebrated with invited guests and press. More exciting collaborations and partnerships tied to ICEBAR Copenhagen will be revealed.
Facts:
Opening: Grand opening ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN Thursday, 6 November 2025.
Location: Strøget, Copenhagen
Theme: Origin – Torne River Meets Copenhagen
Design: Christian Strömqvist & Karl-Johan Ekeroth
Building Material: 50 tons of natural ice from the Torne River
Press Contact:
For press images, information, and potential visits to ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL COPENHAGEN, please contact Josefin Lindberg, Press and PR Manager for ICEHOTEL and ICEBAR, atpress@icehotel.com.
Photo Credit: Sketch: Karl Johan Ekeroth and Christian Strömqvist.
ABOUT ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL From Jukkasjärvi to the world – ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL brings the Arctic to the city. Built entirely from crystal-clear ice from the Torne River, Sweden, guests can enjoy cocktails on the rocks surrounded by the ever-changing ice art and Nordic craftsmanship.