Magical moments: Krampus run moves visitors from all over the world to Salzburg

Magical moments: Krampus run moves visitors from all over the world to Salzburg

The Gnigler Krampus run, a unique cultural event in Salzburg, attracts thousands of visitors every year. Especially in the Advent season, this custom inspires a wide audience that is looking forward to the eerily beautiful spectacle. This tradition not only attracts locals, but also international guests who want to experience the atmosphere and exciting performances.

An English couple who traveled to Salzburg especially for this occasion describes the Krampus run as an indispensable part of their annual holiday planning. "This is a compulsory date for us," they share with a smile. This personal connection to the event shows how much the event also appeals to people from distant countries and creates a feeling of community at Christmas time.

tradition and fascination

The Krampus run is not only a festival, but also a moving idea of the traditionally dressed Krampuses that pull through the streets and amazed the spectators with their eerie masks and loud bells. The creatures, which are often adorned with large horns and artistic robes, embody the dark aspects of winter and Christmas in the Alpine folklore.

The event is more than just an attraction; It is a lively expression of culture and customs that emphasizes the history and traditions of the region. Visitors are often crowded on the streets to observe the impressive moves, and the hustle and bustle is accompanied by the anticipation for the upcoming holidays.

The success of the Krampus run has contributed to the fact that more and more tourists from all over the world are coming to Salzburg to experience this impressive spectacle. This year the run was again visited by great crowds, which gathered in warm jackets in the clinking cold and with mulled wine in their hand to enjoy the spectacle.

For more information about this impressive event and its background, See the current reporting on www.krone.at .

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