Looking to spend your Easter holidays in London but not too sure how to fill your time? Whether you’re visiting with the whole family, on a romantic couple’s weekend getaway or visiting solo, there is plenty to do and see in the bustling Capital City this Easter season.
From Easter egg hunts and Easter services to private tours and Easter-themed events at iconic museums, we’re rounding up the top activities available in London.
Here are 6 things you can do in London at Easter:
- Join in on Easter egg hunts
- Visit Hilton London bankside
- Attend Easter services
- Indulge in Easter themed treats
- Book a private tour
- Visit museums and galleries
1. Join in on Easter Egg Hunts
One of the best Easter-themed things you can do with the whole family this Easter weekend in London is participate in Easter egg hunts organised by various attractions and venues around London – with a prize or chocolate treat at the end.
Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt at Hampton Court Palace
The Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt is making a much-anticipated return to Hampton Court Palace this Easter season. By popular demand, this fun-filled event is back for even longer this year, so you and the family have more opportunity to experience the magic that comes with it.
This Easter egg hunt lets you follow clues on a map as you wind throughout the grounds in search of gold bunny statues that have been hidden throughout. Along the way, you’ll learn about historical figures from Kensington’s past and enjoy the opportunity to tour this inspiring attraction.
Giant Easter Egg Hunt at RHS Garden Wisley
Between Fri 29 March and Sun 14 April 2024, you and the family can attend ‘the giant Easter egg hunt’ and enjoy fun family activities at the RHS Gardens this Easter holidays.
Once you’ve found all the strategically hidden Easter eggs, you’ll be rewarded with a free chocolatey treat from NOMO – The UK’s No. 1 Vegan Chocolate Brand. You can also get stuck in with fun family activities including storytelling, arts and crafts workshops, family-friendly planting and much more.

2. Visit Hilton London Bankside
Another great idea over Easter is to visit the Hilton London Bankside
On the morning of April 9, there will be a Pop-Up Bunny & Chick Petting Zoo taking place in the hotel lobby. Guests will be able to meet and greet a range of cute bunnies and chicks, all under the watchful eye of five-star animal welfare company, Living Things.
The animal petting zoo is free to attend for those staying at the hotel, eating at Hilton London Bankside’s neighbourhood eatery, OXBO Bankside or dining at The Distillery Bankside.
3. Attend Easter Services
Attending services can be a meaningful and enriching experience, offering the chance to connect with your faith and community during the Easter season.
Easter Services in London:
- St Paul’s Cathedral – The iconic landmark, St. Paul’s Cathedral offers a range of Easter services including Easter Vigil, Easter Sunday Eucharist, and Choral Evensong.
- Westminster Abbey – This stunning historical church, known for its unique Gothic architecture and rich history, hosts special Easter services including Easter Sunday Eucharist and Evensong. Check out our guide for visiting Westminster Abbey, here.
- All Souls Church, Langham Place – This evangelical Anglican church in the West End holds a number of different Easter services including Easter Sunday worship and special events for families and children.

4. Indulge in Easter Themed Treats
If there’s ever the time to indulge in chocolates and sweet treats, Easter is the perfect excuse. And with so many different cafe’s, bakeries and food stalls around the city, you won’t struggle to find a tasty treat, especially at Easter.
We’re talking hot cross buns, chocolate eggs, easter bunnies, afternoon tea and all other traditional Easter delicacies.
The Landmark London is the city’s most exquisite Afternoon Tea served beneath the high palms of the Winter Garden Restaurant, with an irresistible range of delicacies, delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones served with rich Cornish clotted cream and delicious preserves, along with a selection of crafted cakes and pastries. The perfect place to treat a loved one this Easter.
5. Book a Private Tour
If you’re not too sure what to see or do in London this Easter season, or if you want to visit a number of different sights during your trip, then why not book a private bus tour?
Whether you’re travelling solo or with the whole family, a private tour of London is a fantastic way to explore these hotspots and educate yourself without the stress.
At Yellow Moon Tours, we are able to tailor private day tours from London for you and your loved ones. Big families, couples, solo travellers, adventurers, history buffs, older, younger, – whoever you are, we are brimming with unique ideas and can tailor a trip, just for you and your interests.
If you’re interested in booking a private tour with us, get in touch with a member of our friendly team today or check out more travelling tips on our tour planner blog.
6. Visit Museums and Galleries
While you’re visiting London over the Easter holidays, why not spend time exploring London’s world-class museums and art galleries, such as the Tate Modern, the National Gallery, or the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Many of these iconic museums and galleries also host special exhibitions and events during the Easter season, featuring Easter-themed art, artefacts, and installations.
These exhibitions provide an opportunity to explore the cultural and historical significance of Easter through the lens of art and creativity.

There we have it! We hope this article helps when it comes to planning your Easter holidays in London.
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Written by Kate for Yellow Moon Tours, the private tours specialist covering London private tours, private tours of Paris, New York private tours and Ireland private tours from Dublin.