After yelling with joy when you read this reminder that we’ll be getting a four-day weekend soon, you might realsie that you’ve got some planning to do.
Thankfully, the Easter Weekend in London reeks of opportunity in the form of chocolate eggs, special menus, and immersive experiences. The fun begins in April. Here are some of the very best things to do in London over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.
Whipsnade Zoo runs an Easter trail and egg hunt with animal-themed activities and treats as part of its spring programming; suitable for families visiting during the Easter window.
Step into a pastel dream this Easter at Bubble Planet for a full-blown sensory experience.
With over 10 themed rooms, VR adventures and even a hot air balloon simulator, it’s a joyful, all-ages escape filled with colour, play and larger-than-life bubbles.
Perfect for families or anyone looking to embrace their inner child, this is one of the capital’s most uplifting ways to celebrate the season.
Egg’splore Hobbledown Heath with your young ones
From 28 March to 12 April 2026, Hobbledown Heath in West London hosts Easter Egg’splorers with a themed egg trail, indoor/outdoor play, animal meets, plus an ‘Impossible Eggspedition’ amid spring and Easter decorations.
Reality gets a playful twist this Easter at Paradox Museum London.
Alongside its mind-bending exhibits and illusion-filled rooms, the museum will be hosting an “Impossible Eggspedition”, plus spring and Easter-themed decorations adding an extra seasonal layer to the experience. Expect plenty of photo ops, brain teasers and family-friendly fun in the heart of the city.
Explore the Hampton Court Palace gardens with the Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt
Families can dive into an Easter adventure at Hampton Court Palace with the Lindt GOLD BUNNY Hunt, searching for twelve hidden statues in Henry VIII’s gardens, each tied to a historical figure from the palace’s 500-year past.
Costumed performers bring characters to life from 28 March to 12 April, and completing the trail earns a 10g Lindt chocolate treat.
Swap chocolate eggs for adrenaline this Easter with Race Across the World: The Experience in the West End.
This fast-paced city challenge sends you racing through Soho, Covent Garden and Mayfair solving puzzles, managing your budget and outsmarting rival teams.
Or take on a different route this Easter with the City edition of Race Across the World: The Experience. Set against iconic landmarks and hidden corners of London’s financial district, this version delivers the same high-stakes puzzle-solving and strategy, with a slightly more off-the-beaten-path feel.
It’s an energetic, outdoorsy way to explore London over the long weekend – ideal for groups who want something a little more competitive than your classic Easter stroll.
Splash out on an egg-stra special stay at The Landmark hotel
The five-star Landmark London offers Easter packages from £520/night (2 adults, 2 kids) this spring, including overnight stay, free breakfast for under-12s, egg hunt with chocolate prize, cuddly bunny toy, family films, and popcorn.
Centrally located near Regent’s Park and London Zoo, Executive Rooms or Marylebone Studios provide luxury for family holidays. Book for egg-stra indulgence this Easter.
For a truly awe-inspiring Easter day out, Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold brings over 180 real artefacts and some more than 3,000 years old to London.
From royal treasures to the coffin of Ramses II himself, this is a rare chance to witness ancient history up close. With immersive elements and global acclaim, it’s a standout choice for a more cultural Easter experience.
Get your kids to master the art of sushi at Sticks n Sushi
Kids aged 8-12 can join a £40 sushi masterclass at Battersea Power Station led by 6 extraordinary chefs, rolling kappa hosomaki, pink Alaska uramaki and an Easter bunny earning themselves a lush goody bag with a certificate, bandana, mat, chopsticks, chocolate fish, phrases sheet.
For a more indulgent Easter outing, hop aboard The Murdér Express. Combining immersive theatre with a three-course dining experience, this 1930s-inspired whodunnit unfolds as you dine complete with cocktails and plenty of twists.
With family-friendly matinees available, it’s a brilliant choice for something a little different over the long weekend.
Add a little glow to your Easter plans with the Candlelight concert series, set inside the stunning Central Hall Westminster.
These intimate performances see a live string quartet reimagine iconic music by artists like Adele and Fleetwood Mac, all performed under the soft flicker of hundreds of candles.
Expect everything from Rolling in the Deep to Landslide in a beautifully atmospheric setting – perfect for a relaxed evening or date night.
Indulge in a special Sunday Roast
We’re still in Roast season here in London, and if there’s one thing you should be doing on Easter Sunday, it’s stuffing your face with the good stuff. Plenty of pubs will be putting on specials for the bank holiday weekend so head to your local and order up a feast. May your potatoes be crispy and your Yorkshire puddings be a nice little pot for your gravy.
Check out our list of the best Sunday roasts in London.
Blending holograms, VR and large-scale visuals, this immersive exhibition brings ancient Egypt vividly to life.
It’s a fascinating and visually striking option for an Easter cultural day out especially for those drawn to history, storytelling and powerful female figures.
Treat your kids to a free meal at Cinnamon Kitchen and Cinnamon Bazaar this Easter
Treat your family to a flavourful Easter at Cinnamon Kitchen and Cinnamon Bazaar. Kids under 12 can enjoy a free meal from the children’s menu, featuring dishes like chaats, biryanis, grills, and curries accompanied by a soft drink and vanilla ice cream.
Looking for high-energy Easter fun? Boom Lab delivers with a fast-paced, neon-lit adventure across six immersive game rooms.
Expect laser dodging, puzzle solving and a colour-exploding finale making it a great pick for teens, groups of friends or anyone wanting something active and a little chaotic over the holidays.
Indulge in Easter family fun at Tower Bridge inspired by Victorian inventions
Tower Bridge’s free ‘Moving Pictures’ drop-ins on March 31, April 7 & 11 (10am-4pm) let 6-10s craft Victorian phenakistoscope animations of the icon itself, weaving STEAM magic through Engine Rooms, Glass Floors, and cat-trail stamps.
All with admission from £9/child plus future-visit passes. High-walkway thrills, bridge-lift timings, and engineer tales spark wonder for mixed ages.
Part escape room, part physical challenge, Prison Island is a brilliant all-rounder for Easter group outings.
With 31 different challenge cells testing everything from logic to agility, teams race against the clock to rack up points. It’s especially good for families with older kids or mixed-age groups looking for something interactive and competitive.
Travel back in time this Easter at Vikings: The Immersive Experience, where history, myth and cutting-edge tech collide.
Wander through a mystical forest, step aboard a Viking longship and experience a cinematic saga brought to life with 360° projections.
It’s an atmospheric, family-friendly day out that blends storytelling with spectacle – ideal if you’re looking to swap Easter bunnies for something a little more epic.
For an Easter escape that feels properly restorative, Louma Country Hotel in Dorset is a lovely pick. Set in the Marshwood Vale with sweeping views towards the Jurassic Coast, this countryside retreat offers a peaceful mix of rolling farmland, vineyard scenery and laidback luxury, making it ideal for anyone wanting to swap the city for fresh air and long spring walks.
For a more family-friendly Easter outing, Audley End Miniature Railway is a brilliant choice. This spring, the attraction is unveiling the world’s first fully electric steam-outline train, giving visitors a nostalgic railway experience with a modern twist, perfect for a seasonal day out with children or train enthusiasts.