Exciting new facts have been released ahead of Christmas at Wimpole, which runs from November 25 until to January 1, 2023.

The popular Christmas lights trail will feature a host of new light installations when the festive extravaganza opens.

The magical trail, featuring spectacular light installations and enchanting visitors with seasonal Christmas music, will transform the estate's landscaped grounds and garden.

General Manager at Wimpole, Polly Ingham-Watts said: “We're thrilled to have Christmas at Wimpole returning for a second year. The trails give visitors the opportunity to see Wimpole Estate in a different light, with some of the most iconic Wimpole views; the grand façade of the Hall, Walled Gardens and Pleasure Ground, coming alive with twinkling lights and colour.”

Five fun facts about Christmas at Wimpole:

- Floraison by French artists Pitaya consists of 240 larger than life red poppies hanging from the trees and overhead

- 150 candles will burn brightly every night in the Fire Garden

- The Christmas Cathedral is 39m long, creating lots of room for the perfect Christmas photograph

- 8m tall illuminated tree with life-sized Nutcracker figure – perfect for a selfie moment!

- There is approximately 1.5km of Festoon lighting on the trail, just enough to guide visitors through the darkness

Independent street food vendors bring a delicious twist with tasty treats on offer. Complete your walk under the stars with a *spiced winter warmer or *hot chocolate shared with friends and family. Everyone loves toasting a marshmallow over an open fire and the artisan *marshmallow stall gives visitors the chance to warm their hands and enjoy this sweet outdoor tradition.

Christmas at Wimpole provides a special way to celebrate the festive season with an unmissable outdoor experience. The trail is designed for visitors of all ages to enjoy.

Book early to ensure your choice of time and date - visit christmasatwimpole.co.uk

Christmas at Wimpole is brought to you by Sony Music in partnership with the National Trust. The trail is created by Culture Creative.