First look inside Lytham Hall’s 'Most Wonderful Rhyme Of The Year' Christmas extravaganza
Take a festive peek at the magnificent nursery rhyme-themed Christmas displays inside Lytham Hall, as it opens for the festive season, in this spectacular video.
Go inside the beautiful Georgian hall which has been given a unique Christmas makeover - with each decorated room inspired by a nursery rhyme or children’s song.
In the video above, see the wonderfully creative festive displays inside Lytham Hall, including rooms based on ‘Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary’ and ‘Teddy Bear’s Picnic’.
Mesmerising Christmas displays
Decorations have been hand-crafted by volunteers, who started preparing for the ‘ Most Wonderful Rhyme Of The Year’ back in January.
You’ll spot knitted baubles of barnyard animals on the ‘Old Macdonald’ themed tree, and even paper flowers that pay respect to the Clifton family women.
Themed rooms and hand-crafted decor
Paul Lomax, assistant manager at Lytham Hall, says in the video: “We want to respect the house and decorate it within the various themes that we think befit the room they are in, but we do push the boundaries now an then and there are various things along the way that might surprise you.”
How to book Lytham Hall’s ‘The Most Wonderful Rhyme Of The Year’
The Christmas extravaganza is open until Jan 04 2026, and available to visit during the daytimes and evenings except Mondays.
There’s no need to book daytime visits, but for evening visits you can pre-book at https://www.lythamhall.org.uk/single-post/visit-the-hall-dressed-for-christmas