12 Festive Things To Eat, Drink, See And Do This Easter Weekend

Visit an Easter market

This weekend, there is no better way to kickstart your Easter celebrations than by paying a visit to the Duke of York Square to explore its festive food and craft market. Taking place on Saturday, the Chelsea market will bring together some of London’s finest artisan producers. Think freshly baked hot cross buns from St. John Bakery and handcrafted easter eggs from Daina’s Chocolates.

A visit also makes for a perfect family day out, with complimentary face painting and crafting also available. The event will be running from 12pm to 4pm and is free to attend.

Where: 80 King’s Rd, London SW3 4LY
Website: www.dukeofyorksquare.com

Book this staycation

Planning to get away this Spring? Broadwick Soho is offering the ultimate staycation. Situated in the heart of the city, this hotel is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing and exploring all of London’s Easter offerings. During the stay, guests can expect a complimentary breakfast at Bar Jackie, access to all Broadwick Soho happenings and state-of-the-art room entertainment.

It is also celebrating the holidays by teaming up with Italian Bear Chocolate to offer special, seasonal amenities. Guests can even partake in a Chocolate Masterclass in their shop over Easter weekend.

Where: 20 Broadwick St, London W1F 8HT
Website: www.broadwicksoho.com

Attend Camden Market’s Easter Weekender

This weekend, Camden Market will transform into a seasonal haven with families being invited to enjoy a host of festivities from interactive arts to street theatre. Among the weekend’s highlights are circus performances from Stronger with Sita, opportunities to hang out with the Easter Bunny, and creative workshops.

All events are free to attend and are scheduled for multiple times throughout the day, making it the perfect low-stress weekend activity.

Where: 54-56 Camden Lock Place, London NW1 8AF
Website: www.camdenmarket.com

Watch the boat race from Fulham Pier

The bank holiday marks the return of the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge University, and there is no better place to watch the rivals take each other on than at Fulham Pier. On Saturday, it is inviting spectators to enjoy the iconic race at its newly renovated Riverside Market, where you can expect to be immersed in the heart of the action. Think live music, vibrant food stalls and even a pop-up rowing race simulation. From 4pm onwards, it’ll also be hosting a boat race after-party that will run until 11pm.

Where: Fulham Pier, London SW6 6HH
Website: www.fulhampier.com

Explore this ancient exhibition

Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs is the latest exhibition to come to Battersea Power Station, and it isn’t one to skip. The showcase features over 180 authentic Egyptian masterpieces, many of which have never left Egypt before. The pieces aren’t simply replicas, but rather, original works dating back over 3000 years.

Specifically, the exhibition sheds light on the reign and legacy of King Ramses II, who ruled Egypt for nearly 67 years.

Where: 2 Circus Road East, SW11 8DQ
Website: www.ramesestheexhibition.com

Watch The Drama in cinemas

On April 3rd, the highly anticipated The Drama starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson will be arriving in cinemas, making this weekend the perfect time to plan a trip. Directed by Kristoffer Borgli, the film follows a couple in the build-up to their wedding day, however, one revelation from the bride-to-be threatens to ruin it all.

The new A24 film also stars Mamoudou Athie, Alana Haim and Zoe Winters.

Watch in cinemas across London

Try out this Indian restaurant

Brought to London by the team behind the Tamil Prince, Tamila is the city’s hottest Indian spot. With locations in Soho, King’s Cross and Clapham Junction, they are serving up irresistible curries, tandoori and rotis. Among the menu highlights are the onion bhajis with mint chutney, the paneer butter masala and the fried baby sweetcorn.

Tamila is serving up irresistible curries, tandoori and rotis.

Where: Venues across London
Website: www.tamila.com

Check out these new chef collaborations

Another foodie spot to add to your weekend itinerary is the Seven Dials Market by KERB. This Spring, it has an array of limited-edition chef collaborations to try, from Hot Chicken & Waffles to pizzas filled with pistachio cream and raspberry jam.

Other Easter specials include a one-off Iced Chai Chocolate by The Chai Guys, and crusty loaded baguettes from Bask Street Boys.

Where: Earlham St, London WC2H 9LX
Website: www.sevendialsmarket.com

Enjoy some alcohol free sips

All month long, The Landmark Hotel is collaborating with Wild Idol and its alcohol-free sparkling expressions. To mark the partnership, it’ll be serving up two exclusive cocktail offerings: the Rosé Royal, with elderflower and pink grapefruit soda, and the Shirley Temple Mimosa, featuring grenadine, ginger ale and orange juice.

Celebrate spring while sipping on a sparkling cocktail.

Where: 222 Marylebone Rd, London NW1 6JQ
Website: www.landmarklondon.com

Book the Straits x Pan Pacific brunch

This Easter Sunday only, Straits Kitchen at the Pan Pacific London will be inviting guests to enjoy an exclusive brunch. The offering includes an expertly prepared hot dish. Think steak and eggs, and duck and potato hash. This will be served alongside an unlimited cold buffet, as well as an irresistible chocolate fountain.

Guests will also be among the first to experience the new Bloody Mary Trolley, which will be available for Sunday brunches for the rest of 2026.

Where: 80 Houndsditch, London EC3A 7AB
Website: www.panpacific.com

Sip Boat Race-themed cocktails

Another Boat Race billing, Sam’s Riverside will be serving up two limited edition cocktails to mark the occasion. Spectators will be able to choose from the Oxford Cocktail, which is comprised of Pimm’s, Raspberry, Cucumber, Mint, Fig Leaf and Soda, or they can opt for The Cambridge Cocktail, which is a blend of Gin, Elderflower, Earl Grey and Honey Syrup.

The drinks can be enjoyed while looking out at Hammersmith Bridge and watching the race unfold.

Where: 1 Crisp Rd, London W6 9DN
Website: www.samsriverside.com

Experience a Sherlock Holmes-themed tasting menu

If you are looking for an alternative dining experience this weekend, Six by Nico perfectly fits the bill. It is currently serving up a Sherlock Holmes-inspired, six-course tasting menu.

Expect plates like Sherlock’s Nightcap, a mushroom velouté and Madame Seraphine’s Remedy, a smoked pork dish served with avocado and cucumber gazpacho.

Where: Venues across London
Website: www.sixbynico.com