Organisers have revealed more details of Hatfield Park's forthcoming Christmas trail.
The after-dark illuminated Christmas light trail at Hatfield Park will open for a six-week run in just one week's time.
The spectacular collection of illuminations will transform the 42 acres of gardens and parkland where Queen Elizabeth I spent much of her childhood.
The sparkling lights are choreographed to a soundtrack of much-loved seasonal music, transforming Hatfield’s majestic park into an instant winter wonderland.
Opening on Friday, November 25 and running until New Year's Eve on Saturday, December 31, the trail is expertly created by Culture Creative, the producers of Christmas at Kew.
Here's five fun facts about Christmas at Hatfield Park
- Christmas at Hatfield Park is set to feature a 'Christmas Cathedral' of lights 30 metres long.
- The Sea of Light installation will use more than 2,000 LED bulbs.
- A total of five kilometres of neon string will be wrapped between the trees of the historic Hertfordshire estate.
- Visitors to the festive trail will also see 40 beautiful cyclamen-shaped installations covering the grass.
- Almost 5,000 candles will be lit over the run.
Elsewhere, a mesmerising Fire Garden will be made up of hundreds of flame heads interspersed with Lantern Trees by Mandylights, which echo the timeless beauty of old Victorian-style street lamps.
Christmas at Hatfield Park is brought to you by Sony Music.
For more details, visit christmasathatfieldpark.seetickets.com
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