Kew

This year's spectacular finale show at Kew set against the backdrop of the iconic Palm House.

Light Lines spreads waves of colour across hundreds of pixel battens through the trees to create a dynamic light show.

Large-scale metal work combines with flames, light and seasonal music to create our fire gardens.

As you pass Father Christmas' garden, why not give him a wave, and say hello? He'll be delighted to deliver a little seasonal fun as you walk by.

Neon Gallopers is the twilight dream where carousel horses go when the fair has gone to bed. This take on a nostalgic classic has been turned into a modern illumination continuing the story of these beautiful iconic beasts.

This new artwork by French lighting studio TILT will premiere at Kew this Christmas. Ombre (Shadow) is a flower that unfurls its petals to open up to the sun and feel the warmth of its rays. Its six petals offer a captivating play of light and shadow and visitors can sit and shelter under its petals.

Sea of Light is a large-scale installation that covers the ground with thousands of individually controlled balls of LED light animated to a bespoke soundtrack.

This immersive, welcoming tunnel of warm light is equally spectacular when viewed from the inside or out. Inspired by arched church windows and appearing from a distance to be a single solid shape, the Christmas Cathedral is illuminated by tens of thousands of LED lights.

An ode to the little simple surprises in life. “Fish are Jumping” is an interpretation of fish that sometimes catch our attention by jumping above the water.

Thousands of twinkling fibre optic blades of light move in waves across the ground.

Thousands of tiny bright white lights create a glow across the branches and trunk of one of the garden's magnificent trees.

A world premiere of new work by UK artists Studio Vertigo. Threshold is a large-scale immersive artwork. Its sweeping curves are highlighted with a sequence of high-resolution blended and coloured light that slowly flows through the artwork as visitors walk around it.