The largest Christmas pyramid in the world is created in Wanzleben
The largest Christmas pyramid in the world is created in Wanzleben
in Wanzleben, Saxony-Anhalt, is currently being worked on on an impressive Christmas attraction that many people in the region should delight. This festive pyramid, with a height of about 20 meters, is said to be seen soon on the traditional Christmas market in Essen. It not only serves as an eye -catcher, but also as a sales stand for mulled wine and other drinks. Jimmy Blume, Managing Director of the Hütten Company, explains the vision behind this magnificent project.
The importance of the Christmas pyramid
The pyramid is more than just a sales stand. She tells the Christmas story with large wooden figures, including Maria and Josef and the Three Kings. This representation addresses both children and adults and conveys a festive atmosphere. Richard Müller, who commissioned the pyramid, emphasizes the importance of such attractions: "We want to offer people a special experience that they don't forget."
growth of the Christmas markets after pandemic
Another aspect of the project is the comeback of the Christmas markets. Managing Director Blume reports on a quick recreation after corona apandemy: "People long for community and special experiences." The markets have changed and are more open to innovative ideas, which has led to an increase in inquiries for larger and more spectacular sales stands.
tradition and innovation combined
The huts Company looks back on a long family tradition - creative work has been done here since 1871. In a newly built warehouse in Saxony-Anhalt, between 25 and 40 stalls for Christmas markets are created annually. In addition to the beautiful pyramid, an impressive cuckoo clock is currently being used as a sales stand for the Christmas market in Colmar, France.
threshold for records and attractiveness
According to the Guinness Book of Records, there was already a Christmas market pyramid that was seen in Berlin in 2010. This also had a height of 20 meters, but the record measure could be challenged again in the future. In Essen you will experience a piece of history in the future that visitors will certainly attract, says Müller. It's about promoting the Christmas feeling and offering people a place where they like to gather.
The artistic design of such pyramids and stalls has the potential to revive a previous tradition of the Christmas markets. This innovative fusion of tradition and modern design could herald a new era for the Christmas markets and attract visitors from far away.