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The 10 best London Easter egg hunts for the 2025 Bank Holiday weekend

  • April 18, 2025
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The 10 best London Easter egg hunts for the 2025 Bank Holiday weekend

In London, Easter is one of those rare times where tradition, chocolate and a good dose of spring sunshine come together in perfect harmony. It’s also when our long-buried instinct to forage reawakens, though thankfully, instead of mushrooms and wild garlic, we’re after chocolate eggs. The city’s 2025 Easter calendar is packed with Easter egg hunts catering to kids and grown-ups alike, from classic trails in historic gardens to wine-fuelled adventures in secret spots. If you’re planning a Bank Holiday weekend in the capital, here are ten of the best London Easter egg hunts to check out.

1. Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt – Hampton Court Palace
Wander through the palace gardens and find giant golden bunnies nestled among the daffodils. Kids aged three to twelve will love the challenge, and there’s a chocolate treat at the end. Included in admission.

2. Virgin Wines Easter Egg Hunt – Secret East London Location
This one’s for the grown-ups. Crack clues and use clever tech to uncover secret egg drop locations, with prizes like vineyard tours and a year’s supply of wine. Thursday 17th April, 3–7pm.

3. Easter Egg Hunt at Ham House – Richmond
Set against the backdrop of English Civil War drama, this family-friendly hunt weaves in history and mystery. A great option for all ages, with trail maps available for a small extra fee.

4. Brixton Village Easter Scavenger Hunt – Brixton
Enjoy a lively hunt through Granville Arcade’s eclectic mix of traders. Solve riddles, support local shops, and finish at SoLo Craft Fair for a prize. Free to join.

5. Top Cuvée Easter Egg Hunt – Highbury
The Highbury wine shop’s much-loved hunt returns with Easter eggs, merchandise and a mega £500 grand prize. Starts at noon on Easter Sunday, and it’s all about speed and good vibes.

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6. King’s Cross Dinosaur Egg Hunt – Granary Square
Dino fans will be in their element. Spot giant prehistoric eggs around the area and collect sweet rewards. This free event is perfect for younger families.

7. HiddenCity’s Great Eggventure – Various Locations
Looking for something immersive? HiddenCity’s treasure hunts across the capital offer chocolate prizes and an opportunity to win a 4kg handmade egg worth hundreds. Great for competitive friends and curious families.

8. The Big Egg Hunt – Citywide
Fancy egg-spotting with a cultural twist? Artists and designers have created two-foot-tall decorative eggs scattered across London. Each one unlocks surprises in nearby shops and restaurants.

9. Vauxhall City Farm Easter Hunt – Vauxhall
Among lambs and piglets, children can follow a garden trail, craft bonnets and pet animals. It’s wholesome, hands-on fun in the heart of London.

10. LUSH Easter Bunny Hunt – Oxford Street
Follow your nose on this scent-led treasure trail inside the LUSH store. Solve perfume-themed puzzles and take home a fragrant reward. Free and suitable for all ages.

These events are a chance to explore different corners of London while soaking in the festive cheer. Whether you’re heading to a palace, a local market, or a farmyard, this year’s egg hunts blend creativity, community, and chocolate in all the right ways.

Families planning their weekend around the Easter break, can check out Transport for London’s journey planner to find their way between these Easter egg hunts across the capital.

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