Adult General Admission
ISK 4,990.00
Includes a welcome drink in an ice glass, winter poncho, and gloves
Step into a frozen world featuring detailed ice sculptures and a unique bar constructed entirely from crystal-clear ice. Explore artwork inspired by Norwegian Vikings and Icelandic history while staying warm in provided winter ponchos and enjoying a signature drink from an ice glass.
An indoor ice gallery and sub-zero bar in Reykjavik featuring themed ice sculptures, complete with provided thermal wear and drinks served in custom ice glasses.
Located in Reykjavík, Magic Ice Reykjavík is a sub-zero indoor gallery and bar featuring intricately carved, illuminated ice sculptures. The art installations depict Viking history and regional nature, sculpted entirely from crystal-clear ice. Visitors receive thermal ponchos and gloves to explore the chilled exhibition before enjoying a drink served in a custom ice glass.
Magic Ice Reykjavík is centrally located on Laugavegur, one of the primary shopping streets in the heart of Iceland's capital. This convenient position in the city center makes the sub-zero gallery and bar highly accessible for those exploring the downtown area. Visitors can easily combine this unique art experience with other central attractions and local dining options.
Laugavegur 4-6
101 Reykjavík
Capital Region, IS
Magic Ice Reykjavík offers a unique sub-zero gallery and bar experience in Reykjavík. Upon entering, visitors are equipped with thermal winter ponchos and gloves to comfortably explore the freezing environment. Inside, guests discover detailed, illuminated sculptures crafted from crystal-clear ice that depict Norse history and regional natural phenomena. These artistic installations tell stories of Norwegian Vikings sailing across the Atlantic. To complete the visit, the central ice bar serves signature drinks in glasses carved entirely from ice, offering a distinctive sensory encounter.
Visitors to Magic Ice Reykjavík can expect a unique visual environment in this Reykjavik venue, with glowing blue and purple light reflecting off detailed ice installations. Photos highlight intricately carved sculptures depicting folklore figures alongside guests wearing protective, fur-trimmed thermal capes. Images also capture the sub-zero bar, where drinks are served in custom glasses crafted from ice.
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