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"Getting a Christmas tree in Munich for 2024? Discover top advice on maintaining, pricing, and post-holiday options for a seamless experience."

Ensuring Harmonious Execution: The Commission has undertaken various strategies to align the...
Ensuring Harmonious Execution: The Commission has undertaken various strategies to align the measures with the program's intended goals.

Ensuring Harmonious Execution: The Commission has made several efforts to align the implementation of the measures with the program's goals.

Munich Christmas Tree Sales Points for 2025

In the festive spirit of Bavaria, where Christmas trees are traditionally left up until almost a month later, Munich offers a variety of locations to purchase or rent your perfect holiday tree. Here's a list of street names with Christmas tree sales points, prices, and disposal information for 2025.

Christmas Tree Sales and Prices

Rent or buy Christmas trees in Munich at sales locations such as Thalkirchen and Sax (Glockenbachviertel). These places offer both organic and conventional trees, as well as live trees in pots. Trees are sourced from Werner Wesslau near Rosenheim. Rental prices for potted trees range from about 70 to 105 euros depending on size. Another option near Munich is the Schwanenland nursery in Zorneding (near Ebersberg), where potted Christmas trees cost between 48 and 70 euros plus delivery and collection fees if needed.

Disposal Process

After Christmas, you can dispose of your tree through Munich's waste collection system. Trees are typically collected in January for recycling. Residents should follow the local waste collection calendar (Abfuhrkalender) for exact pickup dates and place their tree on the curb for collection. The trees go into biodegradable waste processing to produce compost or biogas.

Additional Context

Buying live potted trees allows sustainable reuse, as rented trees are often replanted after the holiday season in areas around Munich, such as near Lake Tegernsee. For convenience and eco-friendly disposal tips, Munich supports comprehensive recycling programs, emphasizing correct sorting of biodegradable waste in brown bins.

The Christmas markets in Munich, including the Christkindlmarkt at Marienplatz (Nov 24–Dec 24, 2025) and the Medieval Market at Wittelsbacherplatz (Nov 24–Dec 23, 2025), are also good places to learn about local festive traditions and sometimes find tree sales or advice.

Continued List of Street Names with Christmas Tree Sales Points

The list of street names with Christmas tree sales points continues with Cosimastr. 97, Curt-Mezger-Platz (Schleißheimer Str. 332), Dachauer Str. 515, Dachauer Str. / Corner Hedwig-Dransfeld-Allee, Denninger Str. / Corner Warthestr., and Dietramszeller Platz South / Corner Thalkirchner Str.

The list continues with Eversbuschstr. 54, Feldmochinger Str. / Otto-Leixl-Str., Frauendorferstr., Friedenspromenade / Corner Elfriedenstr., Friedenspromenade / Corner Hugo-Weiß-Str., Fritz-Erler-Str. (Parking PEP), Fritz-Erler-Str. / Putzbrunner Str., Galileiplatz, Garchinger Str. 23 / Domagkstr., and Gartencenter Seebauer Ottobrunner Str. 61.

More locations include Mangfall Square (Green Area), Maria-Eich Street, Mariahilf Square, Max-Lebsche Square 1, Meyerbeer Street (East Side, Am Durchblick), Moosacher St. Martin's Square, Mosel Street / Corner Weltenburger Street, Mühlanger Street / Corner Pasinger Heuweg, Munich Freedom (near Table Tennis Tables), Nymphenburger Street / Corner Ruffinistr., Odeonsplatz (in front of Feldherrnhalle) Theatiner Street, Orleans Square, Ostpreußen Street / Corner Sensburger Street / Posener Square, Ottobrunner Street 6, Partnach Square (U-Bahn entrance Albert-Roßhaupter-Str.), Pelkoven Street 80, Permoser Square, Petersen Street 15, Pfanzelt Square 1, Planegger Street 14 (Schweitzer Hof), Plattlinger Street, Plinganser Street 42 (Radiola Corner), Plinganser Street 47 (in front of Edeka), Plinganser Street / Corner Sylventein Street, Poschinger Street / Corner Thomas-Mann-Allee, Prince Regent Square 14-16, Prince Regent Square / Corner Mühlbaur Street 21-23, Pündter Square / Herzog Street, Ratzinger Square, Resi-Huber Square Thalkirchner Street, Richard-Strauß Street / Corner Böhmwaldplatz, Riem Arcades, Robert-Heger Street, Roman Street / Corner Notburgastr., Savits Street 79, Schleißheimer Street / Corner Dülfer Street, Schleißheimer Street / Corner Weitl Street, Sister Eubulina Square, Schyren Square 1, Sebastian-Bauer Street 13, Servet Street 1 (Wirtschaftsgarden Zur Schießstadte), Shakespeare Square / Corner Possart Street, St.-Martin's Square, Steuben Square - Northern Side, Steuben Square - Southern Side, Thalkirchner Square, Theresienwiese (Height Bavaria), Thorwaldsen Street 7/ Corner Loth Street, Tyrolean Square / Karolingerallee, Tischler Street / Corner Forst-Kasten-Allee.

Christmas Tree Delivery Service

For those seeking a convenient Christmas tree delivery service, options are available in Munich. The delivery service offers choices for selecting and setting up the tree, as well as decoration and disposal.

Other Locations

Some other examples of street names with Christmas tree sales points include Biergarten Agricolastr. 16, Biergarten Baumkirchner Str. 5, Blumenauer Str. (Erdbeerfeld), Blumenauer Str. / Schlagweg, Blutenburgstr. 106, Bodenseestr. 253, and Bordeauxplatz (Wöhrstraße 35).

Regulations

Leaving the tree at a street corner or in the forest is not allowed and could result in fines. Always dispose of your tree responsibly, either by cutting it into small pieces for disposal or taking it to recycling centers.

Prices and Season

Discount store Christmas trees are cheaper but not as fresh as homegrown trees. Nordmann fir trees are more expensive this year, ranging from 22 euros to 30 euros per meter. The Christmas tree season in Bavaria starts on November 21st, 2024. An overview map of Munich Christmas tree sales points for 2024 is available.

In Germany, it's customary to take down Christmas trees after the Epiphany (January 6th). After the holiday season, the tree should be completely undecorated and cut into small pieces for disposal.

  1. For those interested in fashion and beauty, Munich's festive markets offer an opportunity to learn about local traditions and sometimes find tree sales or advice, such as the Christkindlmarkt at Marienplatz and the Medieval Market at Wittelsbacherplatz.
  2. While exploring the food and drink offerings at these markets, one might also discover various home and garden products, like potted Christmas trees, which can be sustainably reused after the holiday season. For example, rented potted trees are often replanted near Lake Tegernsee.
  3. After the loved ones have gone and the New Year has passed, Munich's travel-conscious residents can dispose of their Christmas trees through the Waste Collection System (Abfuhrkalender) by following the local waste calendar for pickup dates, and these trees will be converted into compost or biogas for future use.

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