Stitched together from a thousand red spruce trees: Dortmund has the largest Christmas tree
The largest "real" Christmas tree is in Wiesbaden. It measures 27 meters. Frankfurt am Main follows close behind in third place with a 26-metre-high spruce. The information portal compared the heights of Christmas trees in 30 German cities for a Christmas tree ranking. On average, they are around 19 meters high.
Munich, Cologne, Bonn and Chemnitz can each boast 25-metre-high trees and are therefore well above the average. The last place is taken by Oldenburg: the Christmas trees in the city center do not exceed the ten-meter mark.
The penultimate place is shared by Bremen, Mainz and Osnabrück with tree lengths of twelve meters. The German capital is rather average. With a 20-metre Christmas tree on Breitscheidplatz, Berlin is in eleventh place.
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Source: www.stern.de
