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     • The Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reports that Christmas trees were grown on an area of 20,100 hectares outside the forests in Germany in 2021.
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     Christmas facts - German Federal Statistical Office

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   How many Christmas trees are there in Germany?

   • Last year, Christmas trees were cultivated on a total of 3,350 agricultural holdings. Official statistics, however, do not record the number of Christmas trees grown in Germany. Whether it' a Norway spruce or Nordmann fir – for many people Christmas is not complete without a real Christmas tree.

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   Do Christmas trees grow in Germany?

   • The Federal Statistical Office ( Destatis) reports that Christmas trees were grown on an area of 20,100 hectares outside the forests in Germany in 2021. As a result, the area planted with Christmas trees grew by 26.4% compared with the previous year. In 2020, the area of domestic cultivation covered 15,900 hectares.

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   How long do Germans keep their Christmas trees up?

   • Germans usually keep their Christmas trees up until January 6, Three Kings Day, or February 2, Candlemas. However, some believe it is bad luck to take down the tree before January 7. Which German family has the most Christmas trees?

   Unwrapping the Magic of German Christmas Trees

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   When do Germans take down Christmas trees?

   • Germans usually keep their Christmas trees up until January 6, Three Kings Day, or February 2, Candlemas. However, some believe it is bad luck to take down the tree before January 7. Which German family has the most Christmas trees? The Jeromin family is the German family with the most Christmas trees in the world.

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   How many people in Germany celebrate Christmas?

   • Last year, 81 percent of the people living in Germany celebrated Christmas. Celebrating this festival is an important family tradition. Fewer and fewer people go to church at Christmas, however. Before the pandemic, a visit to the church was still an integral part of the Christmas programme for 23.6 percent of people.

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   Do Germans celebrate Christmas?

   • No. Although it is a Christian festival to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, Germans with no particular religious beliefs also celebrate Christmas. Last year, 81 percent of the people living in Germany celebrated Christmas. Celebrating this festival is an important family tradition. Fewer and fewer people go to church at Christmas, however.

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3. travelandblossom.com › german-christmas-treesUnwrapping the Magic of German Christmas Trees

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   Dec 15, 2023 · Christmas is arguably the most popular holiday in Germany. Anticipation and festive activities start well before Christmas Eve on December 24, with a number of traditions marking the German...

5. www.german-way.com › the-german-christmas-treeThe German Christmas Tree • The German Way & More

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   Germany’s Tannenbaum (Christmas Tree) The German religious reformer Martin Luther (1483-1546) is often credited with starting the Christmas tree custom, but the first appearance of a Tannenbaum was recorded in Germany many years after Luther’s death.

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   Dec 17, 2021 · Christmas trees mainly from Denmark, with a 91% share of imports; Lebkuchen: slight increase in production and exports in 2020 despite lockdown in winter; Popular Christmas meal: carps are produced mainly in Bayern and Sachsen; German non-governmental organisations: 1.33 billion euros for developing countries in 2020; WIESBADEN – Christmas is ...

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   Oct 28, 2024 · Which German Christmas traditions are there? One of the most popular and best-known customs is to put up and decorate a Christmas tree. There is still a clear trend on the question of whether to have a real or artificial tree at Christmas: 43 percent of those surveyed said that they will be putting up a real Christmas tree this year.

8. www.iamexpat.de › expat-info › german-expat-newsHow Christmas trees became a tradition: A story with German roots

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   Nov 30, 2023 · Today, Europe buys around 50 million “real” Christmas trees each year, to celebrate the holiday season. While real trees are still very popular, there is also a large demand for synthetic, artificial evergreens. Artificial Christmas trees have a longer history than many people realise, too.