Our top Easter events in London to keep you occupied over the four-day weekend.
Need some Easter inspiration for your four days off this weekend? Whether you are looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, keep your family entertained or even just looking to celebrate the long weekend in style, there is something for everyone in London this Easter.
For the chocoholics
Death by chocolate at the London DungeonWhy not head down to The London Dungeon this Easter to Miss Edmunds' Victorian Sweetie Shop. Here you will find all your childhood favourites, but be warned, Miss Edmunds is an infamous poisoner and she likes to include some deadly ingredients in her confectionary. As a very special Easter gift, every guest on the first tour of the Easter holiday period will receive a limited edition box of her Violent Screams. So why not make Easter a little more interesting this year, if you dare...
Discover Choccywoccydoodah in Oxford CircusLose yourself in a fantastical world of all things sweet where there are no limits to what can be crafted out of chocolate. This is not just any chocolaterie, Choccywoccydoodah are `cake bakers and dream makers` and their charming and original chocolate creations will make your inner child smile. Why not book out one of their Secret Places for a truly unique chocolate experience.
For the Easter egg hunters
Easter Egg hunt at The Kensington Roof GardensJust above Kensington High Street, hidden from view, you will find the one and a half acre Kensington Roof Gardens and this weekend the Easter Bunny is paying a visit. He is starting the hunt at 11:45am and there is an eggs-tra special prize for the winner in the form of a giant Easter egg made by Choccywoccydoodah. Whilst your little ones hunt for decadent delights, why not treat yourself at the The Roof Gardens bar?
Giant Easter Duck hunt at The London Wetland CentreJust ten minutes from Hammersmith you will find The London Wetland Centre, an urban oasis for London birds and people. This year some ducklings have gone missing and they need your help to bring them home safe with a delicious prize for those who complete the task. That isn't all; your little explorers can also take part in duck painting workshops, egg and spoon races and other Easter-themed activities.
For all the family
Easter Trail at Kensington PalaceDiscover the Easter trail through Princess Victoria's childhood palace this weekend and learn all about the royal pets that would have kept the royals company in Victorian times. Whilst you journey through the palace you will have to solve the clues whilst learning what life would have been like for young Victoria. Complete all the tasks and you will be rewarded with a prize. There are also numerous other workshops and activities for the whole family to enjoy this weekend at Kensington Palace.
Shaun the sheep at Kew GardensShaun the Sheep is spending the Easter weekend at Kew Gardens and has brought all his friends along. In addition to an egg hunt, there are also tasty chocolate workshops and lots of family fun to be had at the Madcap Meadow with wellie-wanging and plenty of fun at the hopper maze.
Passion of Jesus at Trafalgar SquareThe cast of the Wintershall Players return to Trafalgar Square with their sixth open-air performance of 'The Passion of Jesus' featuring horses, donkeys, doves and a cast of over 100. This event draws enormous crowds year on year and the big screens all around will ensure that no one misses out.
For the grown ups
Four days of music and street food at The Lock Tavern in CamdenIf egg hunts and Sunday lunches don't feature in your Easter plans, then why not head down to Camden's best brewery, The Lock Tavern, to celebrate the long weekend in style. From Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday they host the party that doesn't stop with four days and nights of live music, DJ's and street food.
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