Boston’s new ice bar

Located at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the new Frost Ice Bar is the world’s largest permanent indoor ice bar. Take a sneak peek at the latest tourist attraction in Boston.

The interior of the bar is maintained at a temperature of only 21 degrees. Insulated capes and gloves will be provided upon admission.

Everything in the bar, besides the floor, is constructed from ice.

Real, cold cash.

Even though the seats are padded with fur, the bar recommends that patrons wear appropriate clothing.

Sam Adams may grace the wall, but you won’t find his beer here. Frost Ice Bar only serves cocktails, each at $11. Non-alcoholic drinks are $6.

Everything encased in ice has a Boston theme, as with this tea set, representing the Boston Tea Party.

This giant swan, located in the corner of the bar, represents Boston’s swan boats in the Public Garden.

The Zakim Bridge was the inspiration in creating the unique bar.

Admission to the Frost Ice Bar is $18.99. The maximum stay is 45 minutes.

A drink truly on the rocks.

An ice sculpture with encased baseballs sits on the bar of the Frost Ice Bar in Boston.

The interior is crafted entirely from ice, including the bar, seats, chandeliers and paintings.

Solid blocks of ice line the walls and are decorated with a sculpture of ice displaying toy ducks.

A thermometer inside the bar.

Gresham Bailey unpacked an ice scupture while putting the finishing touches on the bar. It is scheduled to open soon.

The Bally Refrigerated Box that houses the bar was constructed using recycled aluminum sheets and non-ozone urethane insulation that provides four times the insulation value of a house.

Workers with “Iceculture” an ice sculpting company based in Hensall Ontario, Canada worked on 300-pound blocks of ice.

Adam Steffler, an employee with “Iceculture” cut blocks of ice.

Steffler worked on 300 pound blocks of ice.