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Christmas tree for Leipzig comes from Vogtland again

Christmas tree for Leipzig comes from Vogtland again
The Christmas tree for Leipzig once again comes from Vogtland. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
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A 21-metre-high spruce from the Vogtland region becomes the focal point of Leipzig's Christmas market. More than 3,000 lights and 300 baubles adorn the tree.

The tree for this year's Christmas market in Leipzig will once again come from the Vogtland region. A 21-metre-high spruce from the Schöneck district of Kottenheide was chosen, the city announced. The owner had offered the tree, which is around 60 years old and weighs 4.5 tons, himself, as it would have had to be felled soon anyway due to damage to the roots for safety and age reasons.

The tree is to be erected on 3 November and decorated with 300 red and gold baubles and around 3,000 lights. The Leipzig Christmas market is scheduled to take place from November 25 to December 23. However, the Christmas tree is to remain in place until January 5.

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