Berlin Icebar

Chill out at Berlin Icebar, where everything including the walls and the glasses are crafted from ice. Book your tickets and enjoy icy drinks in a sub-zero setting. An unforgettable frosty adventure awaits.

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Guest relaxing with a drink at the Berlin Icebar.

Guests laughing and enjoying drinks at the Berlin Icebar.

Guests taking a selfie at Berlin Icebar wearing winter coats and gloves.

Ice sculptures of figures and animals at Berlin Icebar.

Drinks served in ice glasses at Berlin Icebar.

Guests having fun at the Berlin Icebar with ice sculptures in the background.

Tickets for Berlin Icebar Including 3 Drinks

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Explore at your pace

At the coolest bar in Berlin, enjoy skip-the-line entry and embark on an icy expedition.
Inside the unique bar where everything is made of ice, brave the freezing climate of -10°C.
Enjoy a welcome with a drink in the tavern, and subsequently enjoy two drinks in the icebar.
Warm winterwear will be provided to ensure you stay snugly warm in the cool environment as you savor delicious alcoholic or soft drinks served in glasses made of ice.
Join the crew of Hansa and discover the tale of ship's dangerous 1869 expedition to Greenland.

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At the coolest bar in Berlin, enjoy skip-the-line entry and embark on an icy expedition.
Inside the unique bar where everything is made of ice, brave the freezing climate of -10°C.
Enjoy a welcome with a drink in the tavern, and subsequently enjoy two drinks in the icebar.
Warm winterwear will be provided to ensure you stay snugly warm in the cool environment as you savor delicious alcoholic or soft drinks served in glasses made of ice.
Join the crew of Hansa and discover the tale of ship's dangerous 1869 expedition to Greenland.

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€20.70

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Prebook a timed slot instead of relying on walk-up entry. Berlin Icebar runs on scheduled sessions, and online booking avoids the risk of arriving when a slot is already full.

Compare the standard ticket with combo tickets before paying. If you already plan to visit the TV Tower, take a river cruise, or see a museum, a combo is usually cheaper than buying both parts separately from the same vendor; otherwise the standard ticket is simpler.

Check inclusions line by line. Standard tickets usually cover timed entry, a thermal coat, gloves, and around 3 drinks, but extra drinks, food, and transfers are not included.

Pick an early evening or weekday slot if photos matter. Reviews say the ice room is small, and later sessions can feel more crowded and slower for getting to the bar or taking pictures.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in, ID checks, tokens, and coat fitting. If you arrive late, you may still get in, but your time in the ice room can be shorter.

If your plans might change, choose a seller that clearly offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the visit. Cancellation rules vary by platform, so do not assume every ticket is equally flexible.

Assume the experience is 18+ unless your ticket says otherwise, and carry a valid photo ID. Several vendors state an adults-only policy because alcohol service is central to the experience.

Wear closed shoes with good grip even though the venue provides thermal gear. Reviews mention slippery floors more often than the cold, and the coat and gloves do not solve footing issues.

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About Berlin Icebar

Berlin Icebar pairs a warm front bar with a sub-zero ice chamber, so the visit feels like a structured attraction rather than an ordinary bar stop. The package usually includes around 3 drinks, thermal coats and gloves, and time inside a room with ice sculptures, an ice counter, colored lighting, and music. Non-alcoholic options are generally available.

Did you know?

Most standard tickets use a token system and usually include around 3 drinks: often one welcome drink in the warm bar and two inside the ice room.

The venue has two distinct zones—a warm front bar and a sub-zero ice chamber—so guests who find the cold intense can step back into the warmer space.

The thermal coat and gloves are loaned for the session, which is why visitors do not need special cold-weather gear just to enter the ice room.

The main bar counter inside the ice room is carved from ice and is often lit from below, making the service area part of the visual design.

Ice sculptures and carvings can change periodically, so repeat visitors may not see exactly the same designs on a later visit.

Why visit Berlin Icebar?

A Full Bar Carved From Ice

Berlin Icebar is built around an interior where the bar, walls, and many fixtures are made of ice. Inside the sub-zero chamber, sculpted surfaces and the carved ice counter make the room feel more like a themed installation than a standard bar.

Around 3 Included Drinks and Tokens

Most standard tickets include around 3 drinks, usually one welcome drink in the warm bar and two in the ice room. Drinks are redeemed with tokens, and the icebar drinks are served in ice glasses, which is one of the details guests mention most.

Thermal Coats and Gloves Are Included

Before entering the room kept below 0°C, visitors are given a thermal coat and gloves for the session. The gear makes it easier to hold melting ice glasses and stay comfortable without bringing special clothing just for the bar.

Colored Lighting, Music, and Ice Sculptures

The ice room is not just static decor: reviews describe colored lights, music, and sculpted ice displays throughout the space. The lighting refracts through the ice and turns the short session into a photo-focused, club-like experience.

A ~45–60 Minute Alexanderplatz Add-On

A visit usually takes about 45–60 minutes, so it fits easily between other central Berlin plans. The Alexanderplatz-area location makes it simple to pair with the Berlin TV Tower, a walk around the square, or dinner and bars nearby.