Illuminated Garden at Kingston Lacy
When? 04 Dec 2019 to 08 Dec 2019
Where? Wimborne
Enjoy the chance to experience Kingston Lacy after dark during late night openings Wednesdays - Sundays, with a new illuminated experience transforming the Formal Garden as darkness falls.
From 4pm onwards, wander the illuminated trail around the Formal Garden and see the house and garden transformed with lights.
Normal property admission applies, members receive free entry. Last admission time 6.30pm.
Illuminated trail approximately 30 minute walk (1.5 miles). No dogs are allowed on the illuminated trail unless they are a registered assistance dog.
The illuminated trail is wheelchair accessible. A limited number of wheelchairs and mobility scooters can be pre-booked from Visitor Reception in advance - please call 01202 843752 to reserve.
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