Ice hotel sweden

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An overnight at an Ice Hotel is a must for the modern adventurer. Stay overnight at one of Scandinavia's many ice and snow hotels, including Kirkenes and Alta in Norway and Jukkasjärvi in Sweden.

Ice Hotel Kiruna, Sweden

If you, too, watched “Frozen” and thought, “Wow, I’d love to live in Elsa’s ice palace,” we’ve got cool (pun absolutely intended) news: Sweden’s Icehotel has created an augmented reality experience that allows travelers to tour the hotel from the comfort of their own homes this winter.

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The Ice Hotel Lapland is probably one of the coolest cold weather excursions you can take in Northern Jukkasjärvi, Sweden. Built completely from snow and ice from the nearby Torne River, this hotel is created from scratch every year. Tour the inside to see gorgeous frozen hotel rooms and swing by th

Winter’s here and the Arctic wild is calling us near. We’ve been around the world searching for the most creative igloo hotels, the most extravagant snow castles and glaciers that are so huge you can actually walk around inside them. We’ve stayed in hotels and canvas tents, we’ve camped and we’ve glamped, we’ve slept in frozen environs and warmed ourselves in saunas. Now it’s your turn. Get to arctic adventuring, stake out in an igloo waiting for the Aurora Borealis to light up the sky. And…