Amsterdam Icebar

A visit to Amsterdam Icebar unfolds in two scenes. Guests first enter a warm, sailor-themed tavern; the experience then continues in a room made of ice and kept at −10°C. The decor suggests a journey toward the North Pole, making the shift in temperature and atmosphere a central part of the visit.

In the cold room, ice is more than decoration: it also shapes the glasses used for drinks. The company describes a setting where the walls and glassware reinforce the polar theme as visitors move from the warm bar into the icy space. It is a brief, highly visual stop that can fit into a day exploring Amsterdam.

Each ticket includes three drinks. The official site lists a beer or cocktail in the tavern and two cold drinks—shots or beers—in the Icebar. The menus differ by area and can be reviewed before choosing. The format pairs a social stop in the warm room with the photo-friendly moment inside the ice bar.

The visit runs on a set schedule: the ice room is one defined part of the experience, while guests can stay in the front bar afterward and order additional drinks. The site offers timed tickets and advises visitors to allow extra time when booking a slot. It is useful to check the terms of the selected ticket before heading out.

The venue is on the Amstel in central Amsterdam and can be paired with a walk around Rembrandtplein. From Central Station, the official site recommends trams 4 or 14 to that stop, followed by a walk of about three minutes. It also lists metro lines 51, 53, and 54 to Waterlooplein, from which the venue is a short walk.

The venue’s published accessibility information says the main entrance and warm bar are at street level. There is a small step into the ice room, and the company says that area is not suitable for electric wheelchairs. Visitors who need to check access can review those details before booking.

Hours vary by day, and last admission is 40 minutes before closing. That matters for a timed visit: choosing a slot with enough time makes it easier to complete admission without confusing the entry cutoff with the time spent in the cold room. The address and schedule are listed in the practical information.