Discover Handmade Nativity Scenes in the Town Hall Foyer


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During the Christmas market in the old town of Kempten, the Kempten Nativity Scene Exhibition invites you to discover handmade nativity scenes in the town hall foyer. The exhibition features self-built nativity scenes from the nativity scene building school as well as works from hobby carvers. Thus, the exhibition is a special part of the festive program in Kempten.
Craftsmanship and Christmas Decoration
The displayed nativity scenes represent traditional craftsmanship and individual design. Visitors can quietly observe the various works and get to know the diversity of handmade nativity scene representations. Each presentation comes from the environment of the nativity scene building school or from dedicated hobby carvers.
The exhibition adds a quiet cultural highlight to the visit of the Christmas market. After a stroll through the festively adorned old town of Kempten, the town hall foyer offers a suitable place to engage with the art of nativity scenes and Christmas traditions.
Visit to the Town Hall Foyer
The nativity scene exhibition takes place in the town hall foyer and is integrated into the city's Christmas program. The specific start time and daily opening hours are not provided in this announcement. Therefore, interested parties should check the current information from the organizer before visiting.
- Exhibition of self-built nativity scenes
- Works of the nativity scene building school
- Nativity scenes from hobby carvers
- Part of the Christmas program in the old town of Kempten
The event is aimed at everyone interested in nativity scenes, woodwork, and Christmas traditions. The exhibition can also be an interesting addition for families and guests of the Christmas market during their visit to the old town. Information about admission prices, accessibility, and exact visiting hours is not available in the source.
The Kempten Nativity Scene Exhibition is announced for November 26, 2026. Further details may change as part of the ongoing planning of the Christmas program.










