Santa is in Orange Grove, outside the entrance to the Indoor Covered Market (which can also be accessed from the Guildhall Market).

On their own, it could be said that the Christmas lights across Milsom Street are a little bare, but the lights on the sheds liven it up quite a bit.

At the bottom of Milsom Street, there’s an interactive light display… it’s set up with four pushbikes, and four people need to cycle in order to illuminate the lights.

Like previous years, the tree in the centre is illuminated, although this year I struggled to get a decent photo of it.

Each tree is decorated in the theme of a Christmas tune; if you can identify the tunes, then head over to the Ten Tree Trail site to enter the competition!

Starting off at York Street, with the frequently photographed view of the Roman Bath sign and the Abbey. Last year they illuminated the Tourist Information building, but it looks like the building has been left unlit this year (and of course the Tourist Information Centre has moved anyway).

Kananda usually catches the eye on the corner of York Street and the Abbey Churchyard, with their wonderful Paper Starlights.

Back to York Street, and The Silver Shed where Gemma has some stunning jewellery, and an equally eye catching display.

Some of the sheds are more wildly decorated than others! 

I wasn’t quite sure which shed the dancing creature in Milsom Street belonged to until I got closer. Of course the Moose was with Pure Maple!

Because there are less sheds in the Abbey Churchyard this year, there’s much more space to stand and walk. That’s definitely an improvement on last year!