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The Alnwick Garden Light Trail is back and bigger than ever – here’s your ultimate guide
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With the twinkling lights officially on, Christmas magic has arrived in Alnwick which means only one thing, the Alnwick Garden Light Trail is back.
This year, Northumberland’s beloved Alnwick Garden Light Trail returns with more sparkle, offering a new winter experience that all ages with enjoy.
The best part? This year, with just one ticket, you can experience not just one but two iconic Northumbrian attractions. That’s right – both The Alnwick Garden and Lilidorei are dressed to impress with lights, music soundtracks and magical displays designed to make this season unforgettable.
But, before you set off, make sure to download the Visit Northumberland App. This digital pocket guide is packed with exclusive offers, local tips and the inside scoop on where to eat, shop and explore across Alnwick.
Here’s where we recommend visiting if you’re going to the Alnwick Garden Light Trail this year.
TWO ATTRACTIONS, ONE TICKET – ALL THE MAGIC
The Alnwick Garden Light Trail is now in its sixth year, and it’s bigger than ever, running from Monday 18th November 2024 through to Wednesday 1st January 2025. This year, The Alnwick Garden has introduced a fantastic ‘one price, two venues’ ticket. For a single price, you’ll gain entry to both The Alnwick Garden and Lilidorei, home of the world’s largest play structure. Think lights, music, enchantment and all the magical trimmings of Christmas wrapped up in one perfect for creating special family memories.
This year’s ‘Alnwick Garden Winter Lights Trail’ is an immersive spectacle, complete with new displays and a bespoke soundtrack to get you in a festive mood. Wander through glimmering paths and let yourself be swept away by twinkling light tunnels and installations that highlight the beauty of Alnwick Garden’s stunning landscapes.
And don’t forget Lilidorei – a whimsical, immersive village straight out of a storybook. Meet Santa and his elves, get close to real reindeer and even play amongst the magical structures of Lilidorei.
WHERE TO FUEL UP FOR YOUR FESTIVITIES
Christmas isn’t Christmas without a treat (or two). At the Alnwick Garden Light Trail, you’ll find local vendors serving everything from festive tipples to artisan snacks. Warm up with a hot chocolate or mulled wine, or pop over to The Treehouse Restaurant for a proper meal – an award-winning dining experience set high among the treetops and festooned with twinkling fairy lights to add to the festive magic.
Other foodie spots to visit:
MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT WITH THESE OFFERS
Stay the weekend and explore even more of this beautiful, historical market town with these festive offers that make it so easy to say yes to extending your visit.
The Cookie Jar
Stay 3 nights for the price of 2 (saving £205) until the end of March (excludes 27th-28th December).
Beach & Quiet
Use code ‘AUT24’ at checkout for 10% off any booking made before 31st December.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OFFERS TO DISCOVER
No festive outing is complete without a bit of Christmas shopping. With Alnwick’s range of independent shops, you’ll find one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your list, along with fantastic seasonal offers.
Jobsons of Alnwick
Get 10% off when you spend £50, £100 and £200 in-store until 31st December.
Bell and Sons Menswear
Buy five suits and get 10% off the total price.
Ruby Tuesday
Enjoy £1 off on Ruby’s Jellycat collection (they have a room dedicated to just Jellycat)
Are you a business owner in Alnwick? Download and sign up for the Visit Northumberland Appto list your business details, events and seasonal offers in time for the festive season.
Step into Alnwick is funded by the North East Combined Authority.
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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