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Wicklein Lebkuchen Christmas Bus Tin

SKU W4928

Pre-Order opens August 27, 2026

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Original price $33.00 - Original price $33.00
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All aboard for Christmas! The Wicklein Lebkuchen Christmas Bus Tin is one of the most playful ways to give authentic Nuremberg Lebkuchen this season. The bright red collectible bus opens at the back to reveal soft German gingerbread coated in smooth milk chocolate and decorated with colourful sprinkles.

Once the Lebkuchen have disappeared, the sturdy metal bus becomes a cheerful Christmas decoration—and one children will especially enjoy bringing out again each year. A fun stocking surprise, family gift, or little piece of German Christmas whimsy to park beneath the tree.

  • Collectible bright red Christmas Bus tin
  • Opens from the back of the bus
  • Filled with milk chocolate-coated Lebkuchen with colourful sprinkles
  • Authentic Nuremberg Lebkuchen
  • Contains tree nuts (almonds and hazelnuts)
  • Net Weight: 300 g
  • Size: 22.5 × 10 × 10 cm
  • Printed metal tin

Collectible Christmas tins are one of Germany's most cherished holiday traditions. Explore our Collectible Christmas Tins Filled with German Lebkuchen collection to discover beautifully illustrated keepsake tins from Lebkuchen Schmidt and other celebrated German bakeries. Long after the last Lebkuchen has been enjoyed, these festive tins continue to bring joy as storage for coffee, tea, baking ingredients, craft supplies, writing instruments, or as decorative cachepots for small plants.

About Wicklein

Since 1615, Wicklein has been crafting authentic Original Nuremberg Lebkuchen, making it the oldest surviving Lebkuchen bakery in Nuremberg. For more than 400 years, Wicklein has combined traditional craftsmanship, premium ingredients, and time-honoured recipes to create some of Germany's most beloved Christmas specialties. Today, its authentic Lebkuchen and beautifully illustrated collectible tins continue to celebrate the rich baking traditions of Nuremberg, the historic home of German gingerbread.