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Stay Bar

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99 Götgatan, Stockholm
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About this place Stay Bar

Located on Götgatan in Stockholm's lively Södermalm neighborhood, Stay Bar is a gay bar welcoming to LGBTQ+ visitors and allies. The venue sits in one of the city's most dynamic districts, known for its inclusive atmosphere and diverse nightlife scene. Stockholm's gay bars offer a range of experiences, from casual hangouts to evening entertainment venues. As a gay bar, Stay Bar provides a space where LGBTQ+ guests can socialize and enjoy themselves in a welcoming environment. The Södermalm location puts you within easy reach of other bars, restaurants, and attractions that make the area a hub for LGBTQ+ culture and nightlife in the Swedish capital. Whether you're visiting Stockholm for pride season or any other time of year, venues like this are part of the city's established LGBTQ+ scene. The address at 99 Götgatan is easy to find, and the neighborhood's pedestrian-friendly layout makes it convenient to explore the wider area. As with any bar visit, it's worth checking ahead for current opening hours and any special events that might be happening during your visit.

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Gay Gay-friendly (straight venue) Casual

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C. Keil
C. Keil Jun 2026

Cool in the truest sense 🥶 -5 degrees, great sculptures, delicious cocktail, you get a warming cape and gloves.

Hao Hsu
Hao Hsu Jun 2026
Sabse Jakob
Sabse Jakob Jun 2026

We visited the Icebar on June 14, 2026. We received a friendly welcome and were immediately given cold-weather gear. You definitely need it, because as soon as the airlock opens, the cold hits you like a ton of bricks. Minus 7 degrees Celsius is no joke. The room isn't particularly large, so it's a good idea to find a spot where there aren't too many people. The ice sculptures look amazing, and the bar is a real eye-catcher. The rims of the glasses could be thinner, as the thick ones aren't very inviting for drinking. My chosen drinks weren't anything special, but that's a matter of personal taste, of course. I only lasted about 10 minutes in the freezer, but I'm not one for the cold. 😉🤷🏼‍♀️ All in all, it was a fun experience; whether it's something you should try is something you'll just have to experience for yourself. We visited the Icebar on June 14, 2026. We received a friendly welcome and were kitted out with gear right away. You really need it, too, because once the airlock opens, the cold hits you right in the face. Minus 7 degrees is no joke. The room isn't particularly large, so it's best if you can find a "gap" where there aren't too many people around. The ice sculptures look amazing, and the bar itself is a real eye-catcher. The rims of the glasses could be thinner, though; the thick edge doesn't exactly make for a pleasant drinking experience. The drink I chose wasn't anything special, but that's a matter of taste, of course. I only lasted about 10 minutes in the freezing room—but then again, I’m someone who really hates the cold. 😉🤷🏼‍♀️ All in all, it was a fun experience; you just have to try it out for yourself to see if it’s your thing.

Katona Judit
Katona Judit Jun 2026

I think it's worth coming here with a city go pass, it's included. At the entrance you get a fur poncho with a hood and a pair of gloves and a token for which you get a small cocktail from an ice glass. The drinks are very delicious, we waited about 5-10 minutes for the bartender to appear. It was -7 degrees inside. It's pretty cool, everything is beautifully carved. The place is a bit small, but there's good music. If you come in the summer, it's a refreshment. If you stand on Odin's chariot, there's a quasi-light switch at the bottom and then you get sound and light effects, as if you were shooting lightning.

Andrea Brun
Andrea Brun Jun 2026
Juan R Juste
Juan R Juste Jun 2026
Thord Lissol
Thord Lissol Jun 2026

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Last updated on 3 August 2026

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