Due to changing weather conditions and increased air temperatures, the ice sculptures have begun to rapidly lose their original quality and artistic appearance. After assessing the situation and considering visitor safety, the decision has been made to close the ice sculpture park from today, March 2.

This year, visitors had the opportunity to view individual sculptures from the 27th International Ice Sculpture Competition, created by 20 internationally renowned sculptors from 12 countries, as well as photo sculptures, ice games, flash sculptures, and frozen objects.