Lux Helsinki: A magical light festival in the dark evenings

Happy new year to everyone! I was thinking of what to write to you about to give a nice start to the year and I think Lux Helsinki is just that!

Lux Helsinki is a yearly light festival that is arranged in Helsinki. The festival takes place in January, and it features a variety of light art installations from artists all over the world.

The light art at Lux Helsinki is of good quality, and it is always innovative and thought-provoking. The festival is a great way to get some inspiration in the dark evenings, and it is also a great way to explore the city in a new way.


Here are some tips for visiting the Lux Helsinki light festival:

- Dress warmly. The festival takes place in January, and it can be quite cold outside. All the art is outside too. Be sure to dress warmly so that you can enjoy the festival without getting cold.

- Wear comfortable shoes. You will be doing a lot of walking, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes.

- Bring a camera. The light art at Lux Helsinki is absolutely stunning, so be sure to bring a camera to capture all of the beauty.

- Allow plenty of time to explore the festival. There are a lot of light art installations to see, so be sure to allow plenty of time to explore.

- Lux Helsinki is an evening activity and the lights are typically switched on around 5 PM when it's dark already.

Here are some of my favorite light art installations from Lux Helsinki:

The Lux Helsinki Opening Ceremony: The Lux Helsinki Opening Ceremony is a spectacular event that features a variety of light art installations and performances.

The Lux Helsinki Light Walk: The Lux Helsinki Light Walk is a self-guided walking tour that takes you to some of the best light art installations in the city.

The Lux Helsinki Forest of Light: The Lux Helsinki Forest of Light is a magical installation that features thousands of lights in the forest.

Lux Helsinki is a great way to experience the magic of light art and to enjoy the beauty of Helsinki in the winter. If you are looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, be sure to visit the Lux Helsinki light festival.


Reminder: Dress warmly!

Location: 00170 Helsinki, Suomi

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