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28 November 2020 - 31 December 2020 | 5 min read | venue: Martin Place | cost: Free | address: Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
published: 17 Nov 2020
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Sydney's largest Christmas tree will delight audiences and brighten up Martin Place from Saturday 28 November to Thursday 31 December.
Enjoy a kaleidoscope of colours and decorative lights every 15 minutes from 7pm to midnight.
The tallest Christmas tree in NSW is decorated with more than 110,000 LED lights, a 3.4-metre colour-changing star and 330 specially created glossy baubles.
The tree's 800 branches are dressed with 15,000 flowers representing 9 different kinds of Australian flowers: banksia, waratah, bottlebrush, wattle, eucalyptus gum flower, kangaroo paw, flannel flower, pink wax flower and white wax flower.
4,104 warm white icicle fairy lights will span across Martin Place, see the 6 strings of lights, each hosting a large star.
Wander through Martin Place and soak in the magic of Sydney Christmas.
Drop by Pitt Street Mall canopy of lights while you are in the city.
Keeping Covid-safe
Covid safety marshals will wipe down handrails and ensure physical distancing is maintained at all times. Please follow the instructions from the marshals when visiting the tree.
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Sydney's largest Christmas tree will delight audiences and brighten up Martin Place from Saturday 28 November to Thursday 31 December.
Enjoy a kaleidoscope of colours and decorative lights every 15 minutes from 7pm to midnight.
The tallest Christmas tree in NSW is decorated with more than 110,000 LED lights, a 3.4-metre colour-changing star and 330 specially created glossy baubles.
The tree's 800 branches are dressed with 15,000 flowers representing 9 different kinds of Australian flowers: banksia, waratah, bottlebrush, wattle, eucalyptus gum flower, kangaroo paw, flannel flower, pink wax flower and white wax flower.
4,104 warm white icicle fairy lights will span across Martin Place, see the 6 strings of lights, each hosting a large star.
Wander through Martin Place and soak in the magic of Sydney Christmas.
Drop by Pitt Street Mall canopy of lights while you are in the city.
Keeping Covid-safe
Covid safety marshals will wipe down handrails and ensure physical distancing is maintained at all times. Please follow the instructions from the marshals when visiting the tree.
Go see Martin Place Christmas tree and fairy lights 2020.
Martin Place Christmas tree and fairy lights 2020 is on 28 November 2020 - 31 December 2020. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney. Call 02 9265 9333 for details.
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Event Details
what: Martin Place Christmas tree and fairy lights 2020
when: 28 November 2020 - 31 December 2020
start time/end time: Every day, all day | Saturday 28 November to Thursday 31 December
venue: Martin Place
phone: 02 9265 9333
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
address: Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
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