Sweden Invites Travellers to Brave Sub-Zero Temps in its “Icehotel”

Spending a night in ice and snow is possible in the far north of Europe. The "Icehotel" in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden, was built back in 1989 and allows guests to spend a night in sub-zero temperatures some 200 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. It’s not only the oldest establishment of its kind, but also kind of a huge art gallery. Every room has its own theme. Artists from all around the world transform the frosty bed chambers into elaborately designed suites with ice sculptures and other creative details ― every winter anew. Their winter season ends on 11APR.

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