Räbeliechtli, Räbeliechtli, where are you? We’ll take a walk together through the spa gardens and sing both classic and newer Räbeliechtli songs.

The “Räbeliechtli Parade” is known throughout Switzerland and has been a tradition for many years. The parade symbolizes the bringing in of the last harvest before the cold winter days. The children proudly carry their decorated turnips or glowing lanterns and sing well-known songs along the way. According to tradition, the turnips are then left to burn in front of the house for a few days.

Together, we’ll stroll through the spa park with our glowing creations, sing songs, and then enjoy punch, mandarins, and gingerbread at the Gärtnerhaus in the spa park—kindly provided by the Römer Neighborhood Association. Thank you very much!

Meeting point: at 5:30 p.m. at the open bookcase at the entrance to the spa gardens.

What to bring: a turnip or a lantern with an LED tea light or a tea light and a lighter


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