Germany's Christmas Houses Illuminate the Season with Lights and Charity

Across the country, families transform their homes into dazzling displays, raising funds for causes and spreading holiday joy.

In Balzhausen, Josef Glogger continues decorating his home with 45,000 LED lights in memory of his late wife Erika, raising €30,000 for leukemia research over five years.
The Christmas house in Ahnatal, adorned with 130,000 LED lights, features festive figures and a charity stand benefiting a local animal shelter.
In Asperg, Oswin Nitschke's display of 100,000 lights includes Disney-themed decorations, delighting children and visitors nightly during Advent.
The Schäfer family in Mechtersheim has lit up their home with over 70,000 lights, collecting donations for a children's hospice in Dudenhofen.
In Brandenburg, Gisela Liebsch and Gerd Mörl showcase over 400 festive figures, creating intricate displays that have drawn visitors for over 20 years.