New Year in Sweden

You can also celebrate the New Year in Sweden and do it this way: from Stockholm you fly to Kiruna airport, and from there by dog sled to the location of Jukasjärvi, where the ice palace of the architect Imo Raisönen is located. Here is Imo Raisönen, also known as the Ice Hotel. The Swedes build this hotel every year and each time from large pieces of ice. The result is a real palace suitable for Santa Claus.
If you want to feel like Santa Claus for a few days and enjoy the harsh Swedish winter, be prepared for 2000 euros per person. Believe me, it is worth spending so much money. Do not forget that a bonus of such a trip can be a real northern lights, which will replace any fireworks and, unlike fireworks, will blind you with its beauty completely silently. Well, do not worry about the fact that the average temperature in the hotel does not rise above -5 degrees. You will not be alone, right? In addition, the hotel has quite respectable and civilized rooms, a sauna and a bar full of alcoholic drinks. Around 8 o'clock in the evening you go out to sea, and here the most interesting thing begins: champagne flows on the deck, cheerful music plays on the ship, and the sailors lower poles hung with lanterns by the water, to the light of which underwater plankton begins to rise from the depths of the water, and after them, squids. Those who wish can go fishing right on the spot and feel like Hemingway's heroes.