Hertfordshire’s Hatfield Park is hosting Fantastical Christmas Revels, inspired by the rich Tudor heritage of the stately home and grounds. Visitors will journey through nine installations evoking the Elizabethan age. The mansion, completed in 1611, was built by Robert Cecil, first Earl of Salisbury and son of Lord Burghley, the chief minister of Elizabeth I. It was richly decorated for entertaining the royal court, with state rooms filled with paintings, fine furniture and tapestries. The deer park surrounding the house and the older building of the Old Palace had been owned by Elizabeth’s fa…