Welser celebrities reveal their very personal Christmas wishes!

Welser celebrities reveal their very personal Christmas wishes!

Christmas is celebrated in Wels with a lot of heart and personality! Well-known Welser faces, including the mayor Andreas Rabl and the night restaurateur Sabrina Balint-Foro, share their very personal festive traditions. Mayor Rabl emphasizes the importance of family and tradition. "The Christmas Eve becomes special with my two young children," he explains, while looking at the bright eyes of his children. Under the Christmas tree there is a small gift for his wife, the children are presented by her because she has a better hand for it, according to Rabl.

Sabrina Balint-Foro emphasizes that being together with the family is in the foreground. After a festival with friends the evening before, she enjoys a meal together and giving gifts on Christmas Eve. "We have a little something for everyone, and it is about thinking for the recipient," she says, making it clear that the value of the gifts is in personal thoughts. Gunter Köberl, on the other hand, has his very own tradition: "Bratwurst and sauerkraut are a must! I often look for unsavory clothing for gifts, which is usually well received," he laughs.

experience gifts as a valuable time together

opportunities for shared experiences are the key to unforgettable gifts. According to Le Petit Chef, experiences such as culinary events and joint cooking courses are ideal to spend time with loved ones. The innovative Le PeTit Chef Dinner Show combines delicious dishes and a 3D presentation that makes dinner a spectacular experience. Visiting dark food restaurants or crime thrillers also offers an exciting way to spend time together and be entertained at the same time. Further ideas include tasting, and creative courses in different areas, whether baking or brewing.

in Wels and beyond the festive preparations show that the real meaning of Christmas lies with loved ones together and time. The city's celebrities agree that it is not just about material gifts, but about the common experiences that make this festival so special.