There is one more dreamy outdoor light installation in Ontario that you'll want to add to your holiday bucket list.

Alight At Night showcases more than one-million individual coloured lights atop gardens, trees, and heritage buildings on a kilometre-long trail just outside of Ottawa (and just shy of four hours outside of Toronto).

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You can amble through the illuminated gardens of Upper Canada Village or explore them by horse-drawn wagon or romantic carriage. 

The multi-day event also offers rides on a vintage merry-go-round and miniature train, Christmas carolling and visits with Santa, along with festive food and drink.

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The site borders the St. Lawrence River and is one of the largest living-history attractions in the country, with historical mills, workshops and homes from as far back as the 1860s, as well as three restaurants and a bakery. The location is also known for its spooky Halloween extravaganza, Pumpkinferno, which boasts 7,000 jack-0-lantern art displays.

Thank you to all our visitors who joined us on our first weekend of our annual winter event #AlightatNight! Santa listened to our holiday wish and graced us with snow yesterday as well making it truly magical! ✨❄️

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— Upper Canada Village (@UpperCanadaVill) December 2, 2019

The holiday celebration takes place this season from 5 pm–9 pm for nearly all of December (though it will be closed on the 4, 9, 16-18 and 24-25), as well as January 1-4. Tickets are $12-$19 and include parking and wagon and train rides.