Giant Easter eggs to be hidden across London for the Big Egg Hunt 2025 - all the info you need to know

• The giant Easter egg hunt will run in the city from 24th March to 27th April, 2025.
• Eggs will be located near to some of London’s most iconic landmarks including Buckingham Palace and Battersea Power Station.
• When the exhibition ends, the 100 sculptures will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Elephant Family.

More than 100 giant decorated Easter eggs will take over London for the big egg hunt in 2025.

The eggs have been brought to life by iconic names in not only art, but also design, interiors, food and retail including Anya Hindmarch, LUAP, Fortnum & Mason, Philip Colbert, Duncan Campbell & Charlotte Rey.

The trail will span iconic locations such as Battersea Power Station, Covent Garden, Chelsea, Marylebone, Marble Arch, Canary Wharf, Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, The Royal Albert Hall, the Barbican, and the Saatchi Gallery.

These two-foot tall sculptures will be scattered across the city, and the public can collect the eggs they find by taking them off on a free app that also reveals prizes along the way.

The exhibition has been organised by wildlife charity Elephant Family and egg producer Clarence Court, bringing together art, fashion, and food in a unique celebration of creativity and conservation.

Elephant Family has called it a vibrant experience for everyone to enjoy.

HRH Princess Eugenie, a long-standing Patron of Elephant Family said: “I’m delighted to support this year’s big egg hunt in support of Elephant Family. A wonderful celebration of art and a reminder about nurturing the incredible animals that share our planet.”

Dame Joanna Lumley, also a Patron of Elephant Family said: “This is the Egg Hunt to join…. as Mark Shand, our beloved Founder, said eggs are the symbols of hope and by golly we need that now. Eggs and Elephants: a pairing made in Heaven!”

This year’s giant Easter egg hunt will take place from 24th March to 27th April, 2025 in London.

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