The magical 2km trail features 19 alluring installations and is a partnership between the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and creative producers, Culture Creative.
This year’s after-dark event features returning Christmas attractions including the ‘Christmas Cathedral’ alongside new impressive installations including ‘Firework Trees’ and the ‘Sea of Light’. The magical trail will run for 35 nights on selected evenings between November 21 and December 30.
For further details you can visit Royal Botanic Gardens website and for ticket information, pricing, and timings, you can visit the Ticketek website.
9. Firework Trees
Firework Trees is a very impressive installation, with vibrant bursts of light shooting through the branches set to an atmospheric winter soundtrack | NW
10. Sea of light
The Sea of Light is a large-scale installation covering the ground with thousands of individually controlled LED lights, reminiscent of the roots of trees and plants that twist and turn under the ground | NW
11. Reflective spiral trees
Along the trail, visitors will find 10 spiral trees appearing to float on the pond | NW
12. Pealit tree
The Turner oak or (Quercus turneri Pseudoturneri) is one of the garden’s mightiest trees - and this year it has been decorated in thousands of pea lights | NW