Customs - Walk-in Christmas tree ball is set up in Lauscha
Anyone out and about on an Advent stroll in the Christmas stronghold of Lauscha (Sonneberg district) could find themselves in a very special place. Construction work is currently underway for a walk-in Christmas tree bauble in the town center. "The Christmas tree bauble is a monument to Lauscha as the birthplace of the glass Christmas tree bauble," announced the Thuringian Forest Regional Association.
It has a honeycomb structure, is open in design and will feature a light column as its central element. The sphere will then stand all year round on Hüttenplatz, where Lauscha's first glassworks once began operations.
Lauscha is considered the birthplace of the Christmas bauble: glass Christmas decorations have been made here for more than 170 years. Production has been part of the intangible cultural heritage since 2021.
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- Despite being a year-round attraction, the walk-in Christmas tree ball in Lauscha, a district of Thuringia known for its rich history of glass Christmas tree baubles, is especially significant during the Christmas season.
- The Municipalities in and around the Thuringian Forest, including Lauscha, organize various Christmas events and attractions to celebrate the season, such as the display of the large Christmas tree ball.
- To fully experience the Christmas spirit in the district of Sonneberg, visitors should not miss the opportunity to visit Lauscha and witness the unique Christmas tree ball, a testament to the region's rich history and craftsmanship, which has been a part of the region's intangible cultural heritage since 2021.
Source: www.stern.de
