A first of its kind in New England, the world’s largest permanent ice bar opened in Boston this week. Located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Frost Ice Bar is constructed and furnished entirely of ice and kept at a cool 21 degrees.
Visitors don custom-designed insulated capes and gloves to keep warm while exploring the venue. The space, designed in partnership with Ontario-based Icecultures Inc., with artistic carvings from Brookline Ice Company, features an elaborately carved bar, chandelier, sculptures, lounge seating and paintings, all made of ice. The venue’s centerpiece bar and large-scale sculptures depict iconic Boston landmarks including the Swan Boats and Zakim Memorial Bridge.
“We enhanced the popular ice bar concept and created an experience that puts Boston on the map and showcases the city in an imaginative way,” said Cindy Brown, CEO, Frost Ice Bar. “We’re thrilled to call Boston home to the region’s first ice bar, welcoming New England residents and visitors to enjoy this unforgettable attraction.”
The bar offers a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages with a focus on local and artisanal producers, fresh seasonal flavors and inventive combinations. All beverages are presented in specialty glasses made of ice.
Purchase tickets online or at the on-site ticket kiosk.
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