In Austria, children are permitted to see the contents of a once-locked door at the Vienna Museum of Technology, which revealed a hidden collection of toys from the 20th century. This initiative was part of an effort to showcase the history of play and childhood, allowing young visitors to explore and engage with the toys that shaped previous generations. The opening of this door symbolizes a connection between the past and the present, encouraging curiosity and learning among children.
they saw things like cows,birds,and unicorns.
The Christmas Tree.
The Christmas Tree.
The Christmas Tree.
The Christmas Tree.
The Christmas Tree.
The Christmas Tree.
father christmas's presents
After the bell is rung in Austria to signal the opening of a locked door on Christmas Eve, children are permitted to see the Christmas tree for the first time. This tradition is known as the "Bescherung" in Austria, where the tree is usually decorated and placed behind the locked door to surprise the children. The children are excited to finally see the beautifully decorated tree and the presents that have been placed underneath it. It is a special moment that marks the beginning of the gift-giving and celebration of Christmas in Austrian households.
A Christmas Tree
Cows Birds ands Unicorns
Children in Australia see their parents or guardians setting up Christmas presents behind the locked door after Christmas. This tradition is known as "The Christmas Reveal," where parents hide gifts behind a locked door to surprise their children on Christmas morning. It adds an element of excitement and anticipation to the gift-giving experience.