A historic country estate will transform into a "glowing, ghostly wonderland" for Halloween.
Wimpole Estate's new illuminated Halloween trail will run from October 23 to November 2.
The trail will feature a spider tunnel with "lurking surprises," a laser garden, and a "possessed" pumpkin farm.
There will also be snacks available, from "bewitched" burgers to "freaky" fries, as well as hot toddies and hot chocolate.
The Halloween experience is ideal for families, friends, and couples, and takes place during the October half-term.
Children are encouraged to dress up in their favourite spooky costumes.
Wimpole Estate has a long history, having been lived on and farmed for over 2,000 years.
Home to an impressive mansion, parkland, gardens, and Home Farm, the estate's present house was the vision of Elsie Bambridge, daughter of Rudyard Kipling, who filled it with pictures and furniture in the 1930s.
The estate's gardens feature a Pleasure Ground and Walled Garden, and the house and gardens are set within 600 acres of landscaped parkland.
Home Farm, one of the UK's largest rare-breed centres, cares for and breeds cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, and Shire horses.
The estate is owned by the National Trust, an independent conservation charity founded in 1895.
The trust looks after more than 250,000 hectares of countryside, 780 miles of coastline, 1 million collection items, and 500 historic properties, gardens, and nature reserves.
Halloween at Wimpole is organised by Culture Creative, a project and production management company based in the North East of England.
The company has worked closely with RG Live, a division of Sony Music, to create illuminated trails in various venues across the UK and overseas.
Parking is limited and must be purchased in advance online along with trail entry tickets.
Tickets for the Wimpole Halloween experience range from £15 to £18 and are available at HalloweenAtWimpole.co.uk.
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