Tradition - Thousands of visitors come to the start of Spreewaldweihnacht
Smoked fish, barge rides and the gift child: according to the organizers, the Spreewald Christmas attracted around 3,000 visitors to the opening event. Visitors were able to stroll around the Christmas market and sample delicious treats at the Great Spreewald Harbour in Lübbenau and travel to the Lehde Open-Air Museum on almost 60 barges complete with woollen blankets. There, the "Bescherkind" - the Sorbian Christ Child - and the gift bringer Rumpodich - the Ruprecht - were waiting to give presents and bless the guests.
The head of the Lübbenau and surrounding area boat ferry cooperative, Steffen Franke, was satisfied. Around 3000 visitors came in "desirable Christmas winter weather", said Franke. Jenny Linke, spokesperson for the Spreewald Museum in Lübbenau, said that the Spreewald Christmas was very well attended.
The Spreewaldweihnacht is offered on the first and second weekends of Advent. The combined ticket for the boat trip and a visit to the Lehde Open-Air Museum is already fully booked. However, visitors can still visit the museum with a day ticket, said Linke.
Spreewald Christmas
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- With the desirable Christmas weather, the needs of the visitors for smoked fish, barge rides, and the gift child were elegantly met during the Spreewald Christmas event in Brandenburg's Lübbenau.
- The Spreewald Christmas tradition in Brandenburg's Lübbenau attracts thousands of visitors, including families with young children, who are eager to catch a glimpse of the Sorbian Christ Child and Ruprecht in the Spree Forest.
- Tourism in Brandenburg's Spreewald region is booming during the Christmas season, as the popular Spreewaldweihnacht event offers a unique blend of local culture, traditions, and scenic beauty that appeals to both locals and travelers.
- Visitors seeking a traditional Christmas experience can still explore the Lehde Open-Air Museum in Brandenburg's Spreewald region, even if the combined ticket with the boat trip is sold out, thanks to the availability of individual day tickets.
Source: www.stern.de
