<strong>Frozen accommodation: </strong>Sweden's famous ICEHOTEL has just launched its winter 2019/2020 season.
Frozen accommodation: Sweden's famous ICEHOTEL has just launched its winter 2019/2020 season.
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<strong>New incarnation: </strong>The hotel has revealed various new suites and designs to mark its 30th anniversary.
New incarnation: The hotel has revealed various new suites and designs to mark its 30th anniversary.
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<strong>Annual regeneration: </strong>This year's incarnation was dreamed up by 33 artists from 16 countries, who spent weeks creating the spectacular structure.
Annual regeneration: This year's incarnation was dreamed up by 33 artists from 16 countries, who spent weeks creating the spectacular structure.
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<strong>Winter wonderland:</strong> One of its many highlight is IceBar "TorneLand," designed by landscape artist and interior designer Luc Vosin and architect Mathieu Brison.
Winter wonderland: One of its many highlight is IceBar "TorneLand," designed by landscape artist and interior designer Luc Vosin and architect Mathieu Brison.
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<strong>Frosty fun:</strong> The bar has an amusement park feel, with ice-carved roller coasters and games.
Frosty fun: The bar has an amusement park feel, with ice-carved roller coasters and games.
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<strong>Icy sculptures: </strong>The stunning "Feline Lair" is the work of sculptors Brian McArthur and Dawn Detarando.
Icy sculptures: The stunning "Feline Lair" is the work of sculptors Brian McArthur and Dawn Detarando.
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<strong>Iconic hotel: </strong>The "Warm Up" suite by interior designer Tomasz Czajkowski and psychologist Aleksandra Pasek is another stand out design.
Iconic hotel: The "Warm Up" suite by interior designer Tomasz Czajkowski and psychologist Aleksandra Pasek is another stand out design.
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<strong>Ice suites:</strong> The hotel is made from 1,000 blocks of ice, each weighing 2.5 tons.
Ice suites: The hotel is made from 1,000 blocks of ice, each weighing 2.5 tons.
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<strong>Solid fun</strong>: According to ICEHOTEL, more than one million people have visited since it first launched three decades ago.
Solid fun: According to ICEHOTEL, more than one million people have visited since it first launched three decades ago.
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<strong>New designs:</strong> "Ruossut -- The Light You Can Hear" by Anna Öhlund and John Pettersson.
New designs: "Ruossut -- The Light You Can Hear" by Anna Öhlund and John Pettersson.
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<strong>Strong symbolism:</strong> "Ceremony Hall "Gingko" by Nina and Johan Kauppi honors the Chinese Ginkgo Tree.
Strong symbolism: "Ceremony Hall "Gingko" by Nina and Johan Kauppi honors the Chinese Ginkgo Tree.
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<strong>Ethereal display: </strong>This intriguing suite, known as "The Day After," was created by Marjolein Vonk and Maurizio Perron and features a frozen chandelier.
Ethereal display: This intriguing suite, known as "The Day After," was created by Marjolein Vonk and Maurizio Perron and features a frozen chandelier.
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<strong>Unique place:</strong> Robert Harding's "Bone Room" consists of ice-carved bone sculptures, which overlook a frozen bed.
Unique place: Robert Harding's "Bone Room" consists of ice-carved bone sculptures, which overlook a frozen bed.
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<strong>Impressive creations:</strong> "Tip Of The iceberg" by industrial designer and artist Franziska Agrawal.
Impressive creations: "Tip Of The iceberg" by industrial designer and artist Franziska Agrawal.
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<strong>Incredible formations:</strong> "Golden Ice" by designers Nicolas Triboulot and Jean-Marie Guitera.
Incredible formations: "Golden Ice" by designers Nicolas Triboulot and Jean-Marie Guitera.
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<strong>Popular site:</strong> Guests who book into ICEHOTEL are offered a survival course to help adapt to their frozen surroundings.
Popular site: Guests who book into ICEHOTEL are offered a survival course to help adapt to their frozen surroundings.
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