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Uploaded by on Jan 24, 2008

December 2004
The ice hotel in Quebec is an architectural masterpiece. Crafted entirely from snow and ice, it exists for only four months a year before melting in Spring.

Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

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  • Woow that is beautiful very similar arquitecture to the one in north of Sweden,

    Here Sweden goes again!!!

    Inspiring others!!

    Go Sweden!!!

  • well i guess you won't be seeing this place burn down

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  • does it melt in the summer? or is it closed down ?

  • i hope this place burn down damit your copyers cant find own shit its sweden who had the idea

  • @TheAwesomeVidzz I think the ice columns are for looks only.

  • why! just why would you copy sweden, you say you want to be different but how can you be different when a ice hotel in sweden alredy exist? i mean it´s a nice hotel and it´s probably not exactly the same but it is like copying the eiffel tower or something, c´mon why? come up with your own ideas please :)

  • this is... beautiful and amazing, wonder who thought of it xD suppose there's alot of ice around in cold timess

  • What if you spill your hot chocolate... accidentally... on one of the support columns ... a few times

  • he wanna be sweden!

  • @Dindosaur actually?

  • @WakeUpPeopleStudios Each year, the hotel is a new ice hotel

  • well....that's taking biodegradability to the limit haha

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