FIRST LOOK: Christmas At Belton 2021
- 2 years ago
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas At Belton with more than a million lights and dazzling new showstoppers.
The new magical after-dark trail, back for a third year, is now open at National Trust’s Belton House in Lincolnshire, on selected nights until January 2, 2022.
GET TICKETS: A timed entry system is in place, with visitors encouraged to book now to avoid disappointment - visit christmasatbelton.com.
Floraison, by French artist Pitaya, is a jaw-dropping highlight - a carpet of floating poppies, suspended from tree branches
Other trail highlights for 2021 - with lots of new Instagram selfie opportunities- include the Neon Trees, a marvel to behold, with branches interwoven with multicoloured neon lights.
Carol of the Bells lights the night sky with colour changing spheres of light.
A heart-shaped tunnel of love is also guaranteed to bring loved ones close on the mile-long trail. which is now a seasonal highlight on Lincolnshire's festive calendar, attracting visitors from all over the region.
Returning favourites include Cathedral of Light, Fire Garden and, of course, a jolly visit from Santa.
The new magical after-dark trail, back for a third year, is now open at National Trust’s Belton House in Lincolnshire, on selected nights until January 2, 2022.
GET TICKETS: A timed entry system is in place, with visitors encouraged to book now to avoid disappointment - visit christmasatbelton.com.
Floraison, by French artist Pitaya, is a jaw-dropping highlight - a carpet of floating poppies, suspended from tree branches
Other trail highlights for 2021 - with lots of new Instagram selfie opportunities- include the Neon Trees, a marvel to behold, with branches interwoven with multicoloured neon lights.
Carol of the Bells lights the night sky with colour changing spheres of light.
A heart-shaped tunnel of love is also guaranteed to bring loved ones close on the mile-long trail. which is now a seasonal highlight on Lincolnshire's festive calendar, attracting visitors from all over the region.
Returning favourites include Cathedral of Light, Fire Garden and, of course, a jolly visit from Santa.