Hop, Skip and Jump this Easter🐰

Spring has arrived, and with it comes the joy and egg-citement of Easter.

For many families, this holiday is a time to gather together, enjoy good food, and, of course, go on an Easter egg hunt. In Richmond upon Thames, there are many egg-citing events and activities taking place throughout the borough.

In this blog post, we'll be showcasing the top Easter egg hunts in some of London's most beautiful attractions and help you plan ahead for you next adventure in Richmond upon Thames.

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Duck Detectives - Can You Quack the Code, WWT London Wetland Centre

Join WWT London Wetland Centre for a family day out of exploration and discovery that will put all of their senses to the test.

To succeed as a Duck Detective and complete the Easter trail, you'll need to get closer than ever to nature. It's time for you to investigate underwater mysteries, follow tracks to work out who's been creeping around at night and use everything from bird calls to animal poo (honestly!) to reveal wildlife secrets only a true Duck Detective knows.

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Easter Egg Hunt, Ham House & Garden

Enjoy a family-friendly trail around the grounds of Ham House and Garden and complete all the activities to secure an Easter egg. #Yummy

Follow in the footsteps of Elizabeth Murray, Duchess of Lauderdale, on a trail of activity and discovery around Ham House and Garden with 10 themed stations around the garden's Wilderness, colourful formal lawns, kitchen garden, courtyard and north terrace lead to a chocolate egg prize suitable for all.

Get competitive with friends and family in traditional games including hoopla and wheelbarrow races, and learn about Elizabeth's life in the 17th century.

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Superworm, Kew Gardens

Even Superworm needs a little help from his friends – can you save him from Wizard Lizard? Explore the world of Superworm to see how plants and animals work together as a team.

This Easter at Kew Gardens, join Superworm for a new adventure with all the heroes from the best-selling book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Set out on a journey through the plant and animal kingdoms, against the magical backdrop of Kew Gardens in spring.

Follow the trail and discover familiar scenes from the story, dig deep into the importance of soil, and find out all about the different garden creatures of Superworm.

Alongside the trail, see colourful spring plants bursting into life in the Gardens.

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Easter Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt, Hampton Court Palace

Seek out the Lindt GOLD BUNNY and discover the stories of fascinating people who visited, lived and worked at Hampton Court Palace.

Run free in the 60 acres of Henry VIII's gardens to find the hidden Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues. Match up the name of the important palace character on the trail to the red ribbon on the bunny statue at each location. With each Lindt GOLD BUNNY you find, you'll uncover a fascinating story. Can you find them all?

When you have finished exploring, you'll be rewarded with a delicious Lindt GOLD BUNNY (10g) chocolate* treat!

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Easter Adventure Quest, Marble Hill House

Join Marble Hill House for a cracking adventure quest this Easter holiday.

Explore the grounds and gardens to hunt for clues and challenges and discover traditional Easter games like egg rolling and the egg and spoon race. Track down the Easter eggs and you’ll be rewarded with an adventurer’s certificate and a tasty chocolate treat from Love Cocoa.

With eggs, chocolate and family fun, it’s the perfect way to get out and about in history this Easter.

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Thank you for reading our blog. Check out all the Easter events happening in our borough this holiday period. 

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