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What is behind the doors?

A walk through the baroque city
Exciting things about Dresden: a cross in the Frauenkirche, the Sächsische Dampfschiffahrt, a red dragon...
Read to the door pictures daily of 1. until 24 December under advent-dresden.de (German and English)

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What is behind the doors?

Meissen, the city on the Elbe has a long history, but has much more to discover besides the famous Meissen porcelain. Exciting about Meissen is behind the doors: blue swords, fragile pastries, a squeaking prize winner...
If you would like to learn more about the door pictures, visit the calendar website from December 1 until Christmas Eve https://stadt-adventskalender.de (German and English)

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What is behind the doors?

A Herrnhut star shines in many windows during Advent. But who knows the fascinating history of the baroque Saxon town, the home of the brotherhood and the star?
Every little door tells about Herrnhut: the Bohemian Brothers, Comenius, the Iroquois, the star...
Read about the door pictures daily from December 1 to 24: herrnhuter-adventskalender.de (German and English)

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What is behind the doors?

Every year the small mountain range on the Elbe attracts many hikers and climbing enthusiasts. But also historically a lot has happened here. The artistically drawn Advent calendar walks with each of the 24 colored door pictures through the impressive rock landscape of Saxon Switzerland.
If you want to learn more about the motif of the door picture, open the corresponding website of the calendar in Advent http://adventskalender-saechsischeschweiz.de - (German and English). It tells every day about the meaning of the pictures - about the sandstone for the Dresden Frauenkirche, the wandering painters of the romanticism, a carved mill play on the Hockstein or the smallest climbing rock of the world.

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What is behind the doors?

The founder of the German Foundation for the Protection of Monuments named Görlitz the most beautiful city in Germany. From St. Peter's Church to the Art Nouveau department store on Postplatz, the Advent calendar strolls through the heyday of the city on the Neisse, each individual door shows a detail of architecture, history and culture.
Would you like to learn more about the background of each open door? Then visit the site of the calendar from December 1 to Christmas Eve: adventskalender-goerlitz.de (German and English)

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What is behind the doors?

Freiberg owes its great historical importance to the mining industry. Of course Goethe was a visitor. The elements indium and germanium were discovered here. Even the secret of porcelain making would not have been revealed without the Freiberg scientists.
The little pictures behind the doors always have a direct reference to the city - a precious curl, a lost head, a fake hare...
Would you like to learn more about it? Then visit the Advent calendar website http://freiberg-adventskalender.de (German and English)

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What is behind the doors?

Every day from the first of December until Christmas Eve, a little door opens on a finely drawn cultural, architectural or historical detail of Magdeburg's city history.
Would you like to learn something about the background of each open door? Then visit the calendar page every day from 1 December to Christmas Eve:

https://advent-magdeburg.de (German, English)