London is an amazing place to visit on Easter holidays! The hustle and bustle of the city, stunning historical landmarks to explore, and various activities for people from all ages make it a perfect destination to spend your holidays.

Whether you're looking for a romantic holiday away with your partner or are planning a memorable family holiday, here are five things you should do if you'll be visiting London during Easter Holidays:

What to do during Easter Holidays in London

Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt at Hampton Court Palace

Hampton Court Palace is inviting children of all ages to explore its grounds and discover the many stories it holds. Follow their interactive trail map to find out about the fascinating people who lived. As you make your way around the gardens, be on the lookout for Lindt Gold Bunny statues; these represent notorious characters from the palace’s past. Match the name that each ribbon displays with your trail map list and tick them off one by one. If you’re lucky to spot all the names correctly, you will win a chocolate reward treat!

Visit National Gallery

A trip to the National Gallery in London is not one you’ll want to miss. Featuring over 2,300 works of art from some of the most influential artists in history, it can be difficult to decide what you should look at first. From Italian Renaissance paintings and world-famous portraits, to the stunning sculpture collections, there is something for everyone. Whether you are a seasoned art enthusiast or someone looking for a unique experience, you will find that an afternoon spent inside this marvelous gallery will be worth your time and energy.

Try Hot Cross Buns

Hot cross buns have a long history dating back to the 12th century. Initially served at religious ceremonies, such as Good Friday, they are now recognized as a sweet springtime treat associated with Easter. Today's hot cross buns are made with sugar, spices, and fruits like currants, raisins, and candied citrus. The iconic white cross that decorates the top of each bun is usually baked right into the dough or added with a thin of layer of icing.

Visit St Paul's Cathedral

Every year St Paul's Cathedral offers a range of wondrous events and services that are open to the public. Kicking off with the Dawn Eucharist at 5:45 am, worshippers can then take part in Holy Communion followed by Morning Prayer from 10.15 am. The festivities don't end there as the midmorning's Sung Eucharist provides another chance for reflection, followed by Evensong at 3.15 pm and a final celebration at 6 pm.

Discover Wonderlab: The Equinor Gallery

The Science Museum's Wonderlab is the perfect place for curious minds. With over fifty interactive exhibits, shows and demonstrations for visitors to explore and enjoy, it provides a unique and memorable experience. Each zone in The Equinor Gallery is dedicated to a different scientific school, from physical sciences to natural sciences and beyond, there is something to fascinate everyone.

With all this in mind, it's clear why London is the ultimate destination for Easter holidays. Explore the city and appreciate its beauty while strolling around experiencing such a vibrant culture with something to do every day.

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So if you're searching for the perfect Easter holiday destination, look no further! Book your room in Hotel la Place London for an unique experience that you will never forget!