Things to do in London this Easter: Magical Peter Pan trail leads you to afternoon tea at The Shard

From clue-solving in Waterloo to chocolate eggs at the top of The Shard, a magical new Easter experience is landing in London for families and Peter Pan fans alike.

Aqua Shard has launched an interactive Easter egg trail inspired by Peter Pan, running from March 30 to April 12, inviting Londoners to follow in the footsteps of the Lost Boys on a city adventure.

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🗺️ Follow the clues from Waterloo to The Shard

The trail begins at Waterloo, where participants will solve a series of clues guiding them through London before reaching their final destination — the 31st floor of The Shard.

Those who crack every clue will be rewarded with a special prize, while adults can also enjoy a complimentary glass of fizz on arrival.

🍰 A Neverland-inspired afternoon tea

At the end of the trail, guests can tuck into Aqua Shard’s Peter Pan-themed afternoon tea, served with sweeping views across the capital.

Expect a mix of sweet and savoury treats, including:

  • Classic sandwiches and sausage rolls served from a Neverland treasure box
  • A showstopping Jolly Roger dessert stand, complete with scones, jam and clotted cream
  • Playful bakes like Captain Hook’s Battenberg and fairy cakes

🐣 A chocolate twist for Easter

For the Easter season, Executive Chef Mark Abbott has also created a limited-edition chocolate crocodile egg, inspired by the infamous ticking crocodile from the story.

Drinks include themed options such as Tinkerbell’s Hot Chocolate and The Flying Punch, alongside a selection of teas.

📍 A London day out with a view

Available daily from 12:15pm to 3:30pm, the experience also supports a good cause, with £2 from every booking donated to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.

Set high above the city, Aqua Shard offers panoramic views of landmarks including Tower Bridge, London Bridge and St Paul’s — making it a standout spot for a family-friendly Easter treat.

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