Why is our life like this? The same neighbourhood bar every day, the same beer, the same people. Shouldn’t life be a little bit more adventurous? Imagine traveling the world and getting to drink at bars that will leave you awestruck and short of words. If you’re sold already, keep scrolling!
Museum HR Giger Bar, Gruyere, Switzerland: This is probably one of the most intriguing and captivating bars we’ve ever come across. Created by Swiss painter HR Giger, the interiors are heavily inspired by his set design for the cult-classic movie Alien with the walls and ceiling adorned with skeletal structures, vertebrae, and high-back chairs reminiscent of the film. If being transported to an eerie yet magnificent universe is your thing, Museum HR Giger Bar is a must-visit.
Alux Caverna Lounge, Mexico: Being a resort town full of jaw-dropping locations, Playa Del Carmen in Mexico should be very high on your list of must-visits. But what will truly elevate your vacation is the Alux Caverna Lounge which is situated in a cave! The ambience is dreamy to say the least with guests coming in for drinks, walking the loop through the cave and maybe even heading into the restaurant for a mix of Mexican, Mayan and international cuisine.
The Water and Wind Bar, Binh Duong, Vietnam: Imagine walking over stepping stones set on a lake, reaching an awe-inspiring dome made of bamboo, being seated on cushy bamboo chairs and being handed a refreshing drink. Well, you can experience all that and more at The Water and Wind Bar in Vietnam. The artificial lake, the sunlight that keeps the dome cool and the overall ambience make for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Sunland Pub, South Africa: Being close to nature takes on a whole new meaning at the Sunland Pub because it literally lies within a Baobab tree! Yes, you heard it right, this ancient enormous tree houses a bar inside it that was once host to a 60-people-strong party. While one hollow is a pub, the other serves as a wine cellar. Maybe when you go to South Africa, you could drop us off here?
The Ice Bar, Quebec City, Canada: Ever wanted to be just like James Bond in Die Another Day? Actually, no one really wants that but what caught our attention in the movie was the fictional Ice Palace. Fret no more, The Ice Bar at Hotel De Glace in Quebec city is the answer to all your Bond dreams. The entire hotel is constructed of ice and of course, the bar isn’t far behind with neon lights to add to the feel. You could spend the night here or just head to the lounge for some chilly drinks.
