One of a Kind and Full of Personality, These Are the Best Bars in the World
Bar Hopping Around the World
If you want to get an authentic feel for a destination in question, oftentimes the best place to do so is a bar. Not only will partaking in alcoholic beverages take the edge off of any nerves you may have, it’ll give you the opportunity interact with locals.
For those who love the atmosphere of pubs and bars and who like nothing more than to sit down for a nice drink at the end of a day of sightseeing, this list of the best bars in the world is just the thing to form your travel plans around.
Among these outstanding pubs and bars you’ll not just find some of the swankiest spots to have a drink, but often a very unique atmosphere and a whole lot more.
Cybermachina Game Pub, Krakow, Poland
Krakow’s Old Town is home to more bars per square meter than any other place on the planet, so you really have to stand out if you’re going to lure customers in. Cybermachina manages to do just that by taking drinking and gaming to a whole new level.
There are game systems in every room, a dedicated “Guitar Hero” area, gamer-themed cocktails and game memorabilia decor in every nook and cranny. We’d understand if you traveled to Poland for the sole purpose of checking Cybermachina out!
Icebar by Icehotel, Stockholm, Sweden
The Icebar by Icehotel, is the original ice bar, and is located in the first permanent ice hotel in the world. The temperature inside is always a cool 19 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, and all the drinks are served in glasses made of ice.
Don’t worry, your hands won’t freeze if you didn’t bring gloves. They have a pair you can borrow so you can sip comfortably away while gazing at the fantastic ice sculptures and the gorgeous interior that’s entirely made of ice from the Torne River in Northern Sweden.
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Northern Lights Bar at ION Luxury Adventure Hotel, Iceland
The Northern Lights Bar in Iceland may not be made of ice, but because it’s located virtually in the middle of nowhere — set against the backdrop of windswept lava fields an hour from the city lights of Reykjavik — it’s one of the most ideal places to see the Northern Lights.
The bar boasts double-height glass walls that provide panoramic views over Lake Thingvallavatn, as well as beer from the nation’s independent micro-breweries.
