Updated Christmas Tree Design for Leo 2023: Version 2.0
At Leopoldplatz in Berlin, a new Christmas tree has been installed this week, replacing the previous tree that was damaged during transport. The new tree, an upgraded version of the traditional "Leo-Christmas tree," is smaller, rounder, and fatter compared to its predecessor.
The smaller Christmas trees, separate from the main tree, were lying flat after the recent storm. Despite an attempt to set them up, the effort was unsuccessful. They remain chained, prioritizing safety, but they have yet to be decorated.
The circumstances surrounding the damage to the previous tree, known as "Version 1.0," and the installation of the new tree remain unclear. Local news outlets and official Leopoldplatz community announcements have not provided specific details about these events.
It is common for public Christmas trees, especially large or iconic ones, to encounter logistical challenges during transport and installation, which can lead to damage. The name "Version 1.0" suggests that the original tree was the first attempt or initial edition, which might have been compromised in transit.
For those interested in the full story behind Leopoldplatz’s Christmas tree installation and the damage to "Version 1.0," it is recommended to check local Berlin news outlets or the official Leopoldplatz community announcements.
The new Christmas tree has been decorating Leopoldplatz without much fuss, and the smaller trees, though yet to be adorned, are chained to ensure safety. This post is an archived post from our website, and some information may no longer be current.
The small, chained Christmas trees, situated in a home-and-garden setup at Leopoldplatz, are still awaiting their lifestyle transformation through decoration, due to safety concerns. In contrast, the new, upgraded Leo-Christmas tree, positioned in the main, has already enhanced the festive lifestyle of the public space.
