Activities & Days Out / 16 March, 2026 / My Baba
The Easter holidays are almost upon us! If you’re busy planning things to do, why not book an Easter Egg Hunt in London and beyond? We’ve pulled together eight of the capital’s finest.
WHEN: Friday 2nd April, 11-4pm
WHERE: Merchant Square, Paddington, W2
This Easter, Burrow HQ is facing a serious admin issue. Every year the busy bunnies at Burrow HQ run Easter like a well-oiled sorting office. Parcels are logged, baskets are stamped, chocolate eggs are quality-checked and deliveries are carefully dispatched across the land. It is a highly organised operation with forms to file, packages to process and paperwork to approve.
But this year something has gone terribly wrong…
The all-important Easter Egg Delivery Code has gone missing. Without the code, the paperwork cannot be filed, the baskets cannot be authorised, the parcels cannot be stamped and the eggs absolutely cannot be released from the chocolate vault. Easter is officially stuck in administration and Burrow HQ needs urgent help.
Join in for an EGGS-exciting self led adventure around the estate searching for colourful clue points that reveal letters needed to crack the secret code.
WHEN: 28th March – 12th April
WHERE: London Zoo, Outer Circle, London, NW1 4RY
Celebrate Easter at London Zoo with an unforgettable family adventure packed with discovery, creativity and seasonal fun. This spring, visitors are invited to explore the Zoo on a special Easter egg hunt, searching high and low for six giant Easter eggs hidden around the grounds. Each egg reveals a secret letter, encouraging curious minds to work together to uncover the code hidden throughout the Zoo.
WHEN: 21st March – 12th April
WHERE: Hampton Court Way, Molesey, East Molesey, KT8 9AU
Walking on the path around the palace gardens, keep an eye out for the Lindt gold bunny statues. You must match the red ribbons on the statues to the names of influential people who lived and worked at Hampton Court Palace. At the end of this trail, you will be rewarded with a Lindt Gold Bunny.
WHEN: 5th April 10 – 4pm
WHERE: Chelsea Physic Garden
This Easter, spend time in Chelsea’s beautiful Garden with loved ones following their self-led trail. Armed with a map, you and your family will search for eggs hidden around Chelsea Physic Garden’s 4-acre site and learn about plants. At the end, each child will receive a small chocolate treat at the end.
WHEN: 3rd – 6th April 10:00 – 3:00pm
WHERE: Chiswick House
Visitors can find the trail card near the café and use the map inside to locate the eggs around the gardens. Beside each egg is a short riddle to solve. Once all the eggs have been found and the riddled code cracked, visitors can return to the team to have their certificate stamped and receive a tasty chocolate prize. There is no time limit, so there’s no need to rush: guests are encouraged to enjoy the gardens along the way.
WHEN: 5th April – 11 – 4pm
WHERE: Big Penny Social
Dress up and join the family fun this Easter with resident party starters, duo Ray & CC, as they bring you the coolest disco in town. Bubbles, interactive games, prizes and singalongs – all to a playlist of their favourite tunes that kids AND parents will want to boogie to. Plus the first session includes an Easter egg hunt!!
WHEN: 28th March – 12th April
WHERE: Hounslow, West London
Immerse yourself in the magic of the season with exciting Easter trails, test your skills with archery, and discover more surprises waiting for you. Unleash the joy of spring with family-friendly activities and create lasting memories at Hobbledown Heath – where Easter fun knows no bounds!
WHEN: 4th – 5th April
WHERE: Across London
Everyone is invited to find the scattered 2ft egg sculptures as part of a free-to-view trail across iconic locations and landmarks. From historic neighbourhoods like Chelsea, Canary Wharf, Covent Garden and Marble Arch, to famous cornerstones in London’s rich tapestry, such as Battersea Power Station, The Barbican, The British Museum and The Royal Albert Hall, each landmark provides the perfect backdrop to witness an exhibition like no other whilst exploring the Capital.
Members of the public will be able to “collect the eggs” they find, ticking them off on a free app which is set to reveal prizes along the way. When the exhibition ends, these incredible sculptures will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Elephant Family.
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