ShareRich in history and fascinating by day, Lynn Lumiere lights up some of King's Lynn's stunning building with an amazing animated light display every evening from dusk.
King's Lynn is full of history with stunning buildings to explore and enjoy by day. But as the sun sets, Lynn Lumiere throws new light on these buildings with a series of six animated light shows projecting scenes and stories from the history of King's Lynn on buildings including King's Lynn Minster, The Custom House, Greyfriars Tower and St Nicholas' Chapel. The light show starts at dusk and ends at 10pm throughout autumn.
Take a guide walking tour, follow the maritime trail or visit heritage sites such as The Custom House, True’s Yard, Fisherfolk Museum and Lynn Museum by day. Enjoy a meal at one of King’s Lynn’s riverside restaurants and bars, and then stroll through historic streets to enjoy the spectacular light shows.
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‘The Round of Clocks’ by Amandine Meyer © King's Lynn and West Norfolk
“Night Sailors” by Julia Dantonnet © King's Lynn and West Norfolk
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