Easter Egg Hunts in London promise family fun and Easter chocolate at venues across the city for Easter 2009.

Imperial War Museum
A huge Easter Egg Hunt is taking place at the Imperial War Museum in April, with hidden eggs waiting to be found in a specially devised trail. Kids can explore the museum whilst on the search to win an egg.Kenwood House
Go on the search for eggs at a grand Easter event at Kenwood House. Children can collect tasty Easter prizes in a beautiful setting beside Hampstead Heath.St Pauls Cathedral
Activities at St Pauls Cathedral include an Easter family trail exploring the world famous cathedral and the Easter story, as well as storytelling sessions and mosaic making workshops. Children completing the Easter trail can claim a special prize.Battersea Park
Battersea Park Children’s Zoo will be the location for a massive Easter hunt in April, with plenty of eggs hidden throughout the site. Visitors can see a range of exotic animals whilst they search for eggs in a unique Easter event.Clifton Nurseries
Get in the mood for Spring at an egg hunt at Clifton Nurseries, which will also feature a plant potting activity. The hunt will feature organic chocolate treats and crafts.Household Cavalry Museum
Children can explore the Household Cavalry Museum whilst on the search for eggs in a very special Easter Egg Hunt. Track down the rabbits hidden amongst all the military uniforms and take part in arty activities too at this unique egg hunt.Handel House Museum
The Handel House Museum will be holding an Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday. Kids can look for Easter eggs hidden around the museum, whilst parents enjoy the live music.London Bridge Experience
Definitely something for older kids with hardy nerves, the London Bridge Experience is putting a macabre twist on the traditional Easter egg hunt with a missing severed head hunt.Sutton House
This historic house is holding an Easter egg hunt from Saturday 4th April to Sunday 19th April 2009.Covent Garden
Held over the long Easter bank holiday weekend, children taking part in the Covent Garden Bunny Trail will be rewarded with a Thornton's milk chocolate Easter egg.Fika
An Easter egg hunt that adults can take part in, the traditional Swedish egg hunt by Fika will scatter a thousand colourful eggs across London for people to find. Many eggs contain vouchers for prizes such as bottles of Champagne and dinner for two, so keep your eyes peeled.Cardinal Place
Running from 11am to 4pm on Saturday 11th April, the Easter events for kids at Cardinal Place includes an Easter egg trail, face painting and mask making.Foundling Museum
Children can go on a free Easter egg hunt at the Foundling Museum and claim their prize from the nearby chocolate shop, Chocolat Chocolat.Ham House
Another picturesque National Trust property hosting an Easter trail in its grounds, Ham House is teaming up with Cadbury's this year to give children some chocolate treats.Easter egg hunts in London take place on and around Easter Sunday, 12th April 2009.