Weihnachtshaus Husum
Visitors explore thousands of Christmas exhibits displayed across three floors of a restored historic townhouse. The collections feature historical advent calendars, glass tree decorations, decorated trees from the Biedermeier period to post-WWII, Ore Mountain folk art, and Santa Claus's workshop. Guests can also view rotating special exhibitions and browse nostalgic gifts, toys, and books in the historic shop.
What to Expect
Thousands of German Christmas exhibits across three floors in a historic townhouse.
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Central Husum
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Weihnachtshaus Husum
Food & Drink
Groups can arrange marzipan tastings during Advent.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families and christmas-tradition enthusiasts
Vibe
Nostalgic, festive, museum-like
Energy Level
Low
Budget
€
Photo Friendly
Moderate
Weather Sensitivity
None
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: Children up to 6: free; children up to 14: €1; adults: €3; families: €7; groups of 10 or more: €2.50 per person. Free admission with MuseumsCard.
- Hours: Daily 11–17; Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve 10–13; Christmas Day, December 26, and New Year's Day 11–17. The listed 2026 schedule also gives daily 14–17 from February 14–March 13, 2026.
Tips & Advice
- Help your children get ready for Santa's visit with a poem, a song or a handmade wish list, because he takes time to hear each child.
- Bring your smartphone or camera on Santa's day to photograph your children with him in front of the fireplace and red throne.
- Visit on the Marzipanmarkt weekend for free admission and tastings of marzipan, chocolates and pastries, on top of the marzipan special exhibition.
- Show your MuseumsCard at the door, since cardholders get free admission to the museum and its special exhibition.
- On Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve the museum closes in the early afternoon, so go in the morning if you're visiting on those days.
Special Events & Promotions
- Advent Calendar Market on October 24–25, with free admission
- Marzipanmarkt on November 28–29, with tastings and free admission
- Special exhibition "Süße Geschichte(n) vom Marzipan" runs through January 17, 2027
- Santa's visit day: each child gets a small surprise and a signed autograph with his golden seal
- Free admission with the MuseumsCard
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to see in the museum?
Several thousand pieces across three floors. The ground floor has historical Advent calendars, glass ornaments from Thuringia and Franconia, and decorated trees from the Biedermeier era to after the Second World War. Upstairs you'll find Erzgebirge folk art, including angels, miners, pyramids and Wendt & Kühn figures, plus Santa's workshop.
What is the current special exhibition?
"Süße Geschichte(n) vom Marzipan" is all about marzipan, the "bread of the angels," and runs through January 17, 2027.
What happens at the Marzipanmarkt?
On the first Advent weekend you can taste fresh marzipan, persipan, flamed marzipan in the Königsberg style and versions with walnuts or pistachios, plus chocolates, pralines and pastries from Pulsnitz, Aachen and Waldsassen. Admission is free.
What happens when Santa visits?
Santa makes time for every child, listens to their wishes and asks how good they've been. Each child leaves with a small surprise and a personal autograph with his golden seal, in a fireplace room with a red throne.
What's in the shop?
The historic shop stocks glass ornaments from small Thuringian workshops, little musician angels from the Erzgebirge, nostalgic Advent calendars, Christmas books, cut-out dolls, Schildkröt dolls, Hermann teddies and old tin toys.
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