It was Queen Victoria's German-born husband Prince Albert who first introduced Christmas trees to England. In 1841 he put one up in Windsor Palace, word got around and the custom filtered down ...

they moved under the tree. The Christmas feast has its roots from before the Middle Ages, but it's during the Victorian period that the dinner we now associate with Christmas began to take shape.

A 25ft Christmas tree and trail of more than 80 lit up trees ... and twinkling lights from 10am-4pm until January 5. Festive scenes and family games have been nestled throughout the Edwardian ...