Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle tickets launched

Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle

Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle returns

Edinburgh is celebrating its 900th anniversary with a spotlight on the capital’s incredible journey from the 12th century to the 21st as Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle returns

Transforming the city’s skyline for a fifth year, Castle of Light promises to get the party started this winter as Edinburgh Castle is illuminated with extraordinary light and sounds displays.

Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle

Brought together by a consortium of the finest digital and visual talent in Scotland, in partnership with Historic Environment Scotland, the larger-than-life installations are set to bring the revelry to locals and visitors alike as tales throughout the city’s history dance across the castle walls in the unique after-dark walking trail.

Running for seven weeks throughout the festive season, on select dates from Friday 22 November 2024 to Saturday 4 January 202025the immersive illuminations and installations guide you through 900 years of Edinburgh’s rich history.

Castle of Light at Edinburgh Castle

A special access night will also take place on Sunday 8 December. Hosting a reduced capacity, the event will include a designated quiet space, British Sign Language (BSL) tour slots, ear defenders to help manage noise and volunteer guides to support the event.

Ticketed entry slots will run every 15 minutes between 4.30pm and 7.30pm each evening, with last entry between 7.30pm and 7.45pm. The event closes at 9pm.

Adult early bird tickets cost £19.80 and are available until Monday 30 September (using the promo code: COLSM24 at checkout). Concession rates, family tickets and discounts for Historic Scotland members are also available.

For more information and to get your tickets, visit www.CastleofLight.scot. Advance booking required.

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