Tickets start at £12.50 for children (aged 2 - 15 years) and £20 for Adults (16 Years & Over).Where: Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Jermyns Ln, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 0QA When: Open on Wednesdays to Sundays between 23rd November and 31st December 2022 More information: www.lightuptrails.com/light-up-hillier-gardens See their video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1308RAlJY8&ab_channel=LightUpTrails Read the full article here https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/things-to-do/whats-on/winter-light-trails-and-illuminations-in-hampshire-9335924
Read MoreCo-Director Lucinda Croft added: “People haven’t been in the gardens at night during the winter months so the lightpath will be a very special new experience – it will be absolutely beautiful with the lights accentuating the landscape. “After dark, imaginations emerge and with the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas, we will create memories that will last forever.” Although installations are still ongoing, organizers have announced that Jermyn’s House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights, while an animated Christmas story designed by award-winning light artist Ross Ashton is projected onto the house’s walls . The pond will be the backdrop for a moving light show and the Himalayan Valley will tell the story of the four seasons in light as conceived by international lighting designer James Smith. Other highlights include illuminated stepping stones, illuminated butterflies, and the Christmas tree walkway. The path ends in a field of bright, hand-painted flowers. Advance bookings can be made now at lightuptrails.com.
Read MoreThe installations are still being made, but Light Up Trails have revealed that Jermyn's House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights in front and an animated Christmas story will be projected onto the walls of the house. Elsewhere, the famous pond at the Gardens will become the backdrop for a hypnotic show of moving lights and mirror and the Himalayan Valley has been chosen as the site of a breath-taking panorama telling the story of the four seasons in light. The light trail begins with Remembrance, which is followed by the shimmering star field of light and the stunning Joy installation. Other highlights include Rhizome with its light up stepping stones in the trees, the illuminated butterflies that make up Flutter, and Christmas Tree Lane in which the pine trees are lit up in an awe-inspiring rainbow of colours.
Read MoreLimited capacity applies so Book Now www.lightuptrails.com to guarantee your special 2022 Christmas experience!
Read MoreCo-director Lucinda Croft added: "People haven't been in the gardens at night in the winter months so the light trail will be a very special new experience - it will be absolutely beautiful with the lights accentuating the landscape. "After dark the imagination comes out to play and with the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas we'll be making memories that will last forever." Although the installations are still being made, event creators have revealed that Jermyn's House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights, while an animated Christmas story designed by award-winning light artist Ross Ashton will be projected onto the walls of the house.
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Read MoreSunday Telegraph: This year, Light Up Trails will present a mile-long light trail to illuminate the historic Cowdray Estate in the South Downs National Park. Inspired by the theme of “joy”
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Read MoreChichester Observer: Lifelong friends have come together to light the way at Christmas at Cowdray.
Read MoreA spectacular festive light trail comes to the historic Cowdray estate in Midhurst this Christmas!
Read MoreThe world renowned artists who are creating the installations have a host of previous work which provide a small insight into the beauty that will be unveiled at Light Up Wiston Estate.
Read MoreThis Christmas, Light Up Trails brings you a stunning and immersive light art walk on the beautiful grounds of Wiston Estate close to Steyning. Inspired by the theme ‘Hope’ in what has been a difficult year, this is the perfect treat for friends and family of all ages.
Read MoreTickets start at £12.50 for children (aged 2 - 15 years) and £20 for Adults (16 Years & Over).Where: Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Jermyns Ln, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 0QA When: Open on Wednesdays to Sundays between 23rd November and 31st December 2022 More information: www.lightuptrails.com/light-up-hillier-gardens See their video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1308RAlJY8&ab_channel=LightUpTrails Read the full article here https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/things-to-do/whats-on/winter-light-trails-and-illuminations-in-hampshire-9335924
Read MoreCo-Director Lucinda Croft added: “People haven’t been in the gardens at night during the winter months so the lightpath will be a very special new experience – it will be absolutely beautiful with the lights accentuating the landscape. “After dark, imaginations emerge and with the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas, we will create memories that will last forever.” Although installations are still ongoing, organizers have announced that Jermyn’s House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights, while an animated Christmas story designed by award-winning light artist Ross Ashton is projected onto the house’s walls . The pond will be the backdrop for a moving light show and the Himalayan Valley will tell the story of the four seasons in light as conceived by international lighting designer James Smith. Other highlights include illuminated stepping stones, illuminated butterflies, and the Christmas tree walkway. The path ends in a field of bright, hand-painted flowers. Advance bookings can be made now at lightuptrails.com.
Read MoreCo-director Lucinda Croft added: "People haven't been in the gardens at night in the winter months so the light trail will be a very special new experience - it will be absolutely beautiful with the lights accentuating the landscape. "After dark the imagination comes out to play and with the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas we'll be making memories that will last forever." Although the installations are still being made, event creators have revealed that Jermyn's House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights, while an animated Christmas story designed by award-winning light artist Ross Ashton will be projected onto the walls of the house.
Read MoreLimited capacity applies so Book Now www.lightuptrails.com to guarantee your special 2022 Christmas experience!
Read MoreThe installations are still being made, but Light Up Trails have revealed that Jermyn's House will be illuminated by a sea of tulips in LED lights in front and an animated Christmas story will be projected onto the walls of the house. Elsewhere, the famous pond at the Gardens will become the backdrop for a hypnotic show of moving lights and mirror and the Himalayan Valley has been chosen as the site of a breath-taking panorama telling the story of the four seasons in light. The light trail begins with Remembrance, which is followed by the shimmering star field of light and the stunning Joy installation. Other highlights include Rhizome with its light up stepping stones in the trees, the illuminated butterflies that make up Flutter, and Christmas Tree Lane in which the pine trees are lit up in an awe-inspiring rainbow of colours.
Read MoreChristmas at Cowdray is returning for 2022 and here is how to get tickets and where you can park.
Read MoreThe Cowdray Ruins light trail is returning for a second year to enchant visitors
Read MoreChichester Observer - Organisers of Christmas at Cowdray are offering a £1000 cash prize for the visitor who racks up the highest number of social media shares of images.
Read MoreThe Argus: Cowdray Park lit up in lights for festive season
Read MoreSussex Life - Christmas at Cowdray.
Read MoreThe Guardian: Lightbulb moments: stately homes switch to festive festoons
Read MoreChichester Observer: Lifelong friends have come together to light the way at Christmas at Cowdray.
Read MoreThe Cowdray Estate is to be transformed with a mesmerising mile-long festive journey in light.
Read MoreSunday Telegraph: This year, Light Up Trails will present a mile-long light trail to illuminate the historic Cowdray Estate in the South Downs National Park. Inspired by the theme of “joy”
Read MoreA spectacular festive light trail comes to the historic Cowdray estate in Midhurst this Christmas!
Read MoreThe world renowned artists who are creating the installations have a host of previous work which provide a small insight into the beauty that will be unveiled at Light Up Wiston Estate.
Read MoreThis Christmas, Light Up Trails brings you a stunning and immersive light art walk on the beautiful grounds of Wiston Estate close to Steyning. Inspired by the theme ‘Hope’ in what has been a difficult year, this is the perfect treat for friends and family of all ages.
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