Customs - Christmas houses shine brightly
Christmas houses in the southwest are shining again this Advent. At the Christmas house in Lichtenstein (Reutlingen district), the focus is on an ice landscape. The glowing splendor can be admired until January 1 and between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. "We also have a six-metre-high Christmas tree," says Jörg Meißel, who has been decorating his house with dozens of Christmas figures for more than ten years. Last year, this fun cost him around 330 euros on his electricity bill.
The Christmas house in Erdmannhausen (Ludwigsburg district) with its 300 figures and 90,000 LEDs tells stories. "My wife always comes up with something new," says Andreas Niehues-Zimmermann, who lives there. For example, a polar bear in armor is reminiscent of the film "The Golden Compass".
There is no illuminated Christmas house in Karlsruhe-Neureut this year - Thorsten Grüger is moving to Bruchsal and there is still scaffolding around the new house. Grüger promises: "Next year again."
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- If you're planning a Christmas adventure in Baden-Württemberg, don't miss visiting the colorful Christmas house in Lichtenstein.
- The Turn of the year in Southwest Germany is especially joyful with the illuminated Christmas houses, such as the one in Erdmannhausen, featuring a polar bear in armor inspired by "The Golden Compass."
- Even though there's no illuminated Christmas house in Karlsruhe-Neureut this year, Thorsten Grüger has assured us that we can look forward to it again next year.
- To fully immerse yourself in the festive spirit, take a trip to Lichtenstein, in the Reutlingen district, where the ice landscape at the Christmas house is a sight to behold.
- During this festive season, remember to keep an eye on your energy usage, as decorating a house like Jörg Meißel's Christmas house in Lichtenstein can lead to high electricity bills, like his 330 euro spend last year.
Source: www.stern.de
