Easter holidays activities in London: Egg hunts, bunny breakfast and more
As the Easter holidays approach, London becomes a hub of family-friendly activities, offering a plethora of events to keep children and parents entertained. From engaging Easter egg hunts to interactive workshops, the city caters to all interests. Here are some top recommendations for Easter 2025.
The Big Egg Hunt 2025
Running from March 24 to April 27, The Big Egg Hunt returns to London, featuring over 100 artistically decorated egg sculptures scattered across iconic locations such as Covent Garden, Sloane Street, and the Fleet Street Quarter. Families can embark on this free-to-view art trail, discovering unique designs by renowned artists and designers. This event not only offers a fun-filled adventure but also supports conservation efforts through the Elephant Family charity.
Zoonormous Egg Hunt at London Zoo
Combine wildlife exploration with Easter fun by participating in an egg hunt throughout the zoo. Discover fascinating animals while searching for hidden eggs, making it an educational and entertaining day out. Book here.
Easter Egg-stravaganza at Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens invites families to celebrate spring with its ‘Hop and Seek’ Easter Trail. Children can search for giant decorated eggs hidden among blooming flowers, engaging in puzzles and plant-themed challenges along the way. This event combines outdoor exploration with educational activities, making it a perfect day out for nature-loving families.
Great Fire of London Family Walk
Delve into history with the Great Fire of London Family Walk, an interactive 60-minute guided tour exploring the events of 1666. Scheduled on April 5 and 12, this outdoor activity offers an educational journey through the city’s past, suitable for children and adults alike. Tickets start from £8.
Easter Activities at Covent Garden
Covent Garden transforms into an Easter wonderland, offering a variety of family-friendly activities and dining experiences. With over 1,400 alfresco seats, it’s an ideal spot for brunch or afternoon tea. The vibrant atmosphere and array of events make it a must-visit destination during the Easter break.
Easter Events at Battersea Power Station
Enjoy a variety of activities at Battersea Power Station such as basket decorating, felt animal-ear crafting, bungee trampolining, and bumper cars, ensuring a fun-filled day for all family members.
Free Easter Egg Hunt at Merchant Square
On April 11, Merchant Square in Paddington hosts its annual Easter Egg Hunt. Families can join this free event to search for hidden eggs and enjoy a whisker-twitching adventure. It’s a delightful way to engage children in the festive spirit without any cost. ?
Sounds of Blossom at Kew Gardens
In addition to the Easter Egg-stravaganza, Kew Gardens presents ‘Sounds of Blossom,’ celebrating the arrival of spring. Visitors can enjoy splendid blossoms accompanied by gentle music composed by Royal College of Music students, creating a serene and uplifting experience. This event runs until April 6 and is included with garden entry.
St Pancras International station is hosting exciting FREE Easter activities
Families can hop their way into the station and join the Sharky & George team along with the Easter Bunny for some egg-citing mischief and mayhem. The team will be playing some Easter-themed games, have the chance to have their faces painted, and craft chocolatey creations.
Friday 11th April 30-minute slots available from 10am – 5pm FREE, optional donations will go to the Evelina Children’s Charity Tickets are limited so don’t miss out on this opportunity to entertain the kids for free these school holidays. Book here.
#VisitWindsor for Easter
Hop on over to the Royal Borough where there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained! The Easter holidays are packed full of family-friendly activities with loads of things to do to choose from, whatever the weather.
There’s loads to do, both in pretty towns and villages and out in the countryside too, PLUS you have the gorgeous River Thames running right through the borough offering lots of opportunities for riverside walks, boat trips and tours as well as feeding the swans on the promenade. Book here.
Breakfast With Bunny
This Easter, The Ivy Collection is inviting families to spring into restaurants nationwide* and enjoy an exclusive Breakfast With Bunny experience. Taking place on Sunday 20th April guests can book to enjoy curated breakfast menus for both adults and kids, fun and photos with The Ivy Bunny, as well as treats and goodies to take home. With delectable food and great company, Breakfast With Bunny will provide the perfect start to a fabulously fun, family day out this Easter.
As part of their egg-citing Easter morning at The Ivy, little ones will enjoy a tasty and fulfilling breakfast, joined by The Ivy Bunny, with bunny ears and bowties for them to adorn themselves. After their morning of Easter fun, complete with bunny cookie decorating and a chocolate treat, families will also have a photo opportunity with The Ivy Bunny to treasure for the rest of the season.
’Breakfast With Bunny’ will be a bookable experience taking place from 9am until 12:30pm only, at £30.95 each for adults and £18.95 each for kids. No other menus or dining options will be available during this time. With tickets subject to availability, guests are invited to hop online and book now to avoid any bunny-related disappointment.
Riding for the Disabled are hosting a Dog Show
Easter Monday, 21st April Entry: £5 per dog which includes two classes (can also be used against agility or obstacle course). Additional classes £3 each.
Ten classes: include Best Pedigree and Crossbreed to Best Rescued and Dog with Waggiest Tail
Winning dog from each category will go forward to Best in Show, sponsored by Merton Dog Training. Other activities include: Have a go agility Fun obstacle course
Food and drink available to purchase including bar. Craft stalls and raffle. Entries from 1:45pm, judging from 2:30pm
St Ebba’s Farm, Hook Road, Epsom KT19 8QW
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