In touch with nature. The brightly shining, six-metre-long comet hovers weightlessly above the Nativity village of Strobl and guides your way. The shooting star as an emblem accompanies you through the entire village.
The idyllic village on Lake Wolfgangsee is transformed into a Nativity village during the Christmas season. As soon as you arrive in Strobl, the shepherd’s path points the way to the large entrance of the Advent market.The Bethlehem stable with its life-size Nativity figures, horse and carriage and shepherd’s shelter awaits you directly on the lakeshores. In the enclosure for small animals, sheep, goats and other small animals are waiting to be stroked.In the shop windows of Strobl's shops, you can marvel at traditional Salzkammergut nativity scenes and nativity scenes made of moss, roots and clay figures by the children of Strobl Primary School. Traditional Swedish torches light up the winter night sky and provide warmth. Special features such as the box nativity scene, the children's Advent train and much more are waiting to be visited.
Auctioning for a good cause in the nativity village of Strobl
At the Strobl nativity village, visitors were able to put their intuition to the test in a special guessing game. Under the motto ‘Guess for a good cause’, the task was to guess how many kilograms of wood were on the festively decorated sleigh.
For each guess, a contribution of 1 euro was made, which went entirely to a good cause. As a special incentive, the winner received the wood from the sleigh as a prize.
The weight of the ash log was 907 kilograms – and Stefan Stadler from Englmannbrunn guessed this weight correctly.