Easter weekend in London is one of those rare moments where the city feels both lively and laid-back. The longer days bring everyone outdoors, spring starts to show off, and there’s a real sense of occasion — whether you’re planning family time, catching up with friends, or just making the most of a long weekend.
From riverside walks to hidden neighbourhood gems, here’s how to spend Easter weekend in London, with a closer look at two standout spots: Canary Wharf and Fitzrovia.
There’s something about London in spring that just works. Parks fill with blossom, terraces start to buzz, and the city feels ready to be explored again.
Across the Easter weekend, you’ll find:
It’s the perfect excuse to slow things down and rediscover the city from a slightly different perspective.
Over in Canary Wharf, the mix of waterside views, open spaces and seasonal events makes it an ideal Easter weekend destination.
Start with a wander through Crossrail Place Roof Garden, a hidden green escape filled with exotic plants — a calm contrast to the surrounding skyline.
From there, you can:
If you’re visiting with family, everything is close together, making it easy to spend a full day here without overplanning.
Canary Wharf is surprisingly family-friendly — especially over the Easter holidays.
A few easy wins:
It’s a great balance of outdoor exploring and things to keep everyone entertained.
Canary Wharf is surprisingly family-friendly — especially over the Easter holidays.
A few easy wins:
It’s a great balance of outdoor exploring and things to keep everyone entertained.
Little ones can roll up their sleeves and create their very own bunny-shaped pizza — a fun, interactive activity that’s just as much about the experience as it is the eating. It’s a great way to keep kids entertained while giving them something to be proud of (and yes, they get to eat it too).
If Canary Wharf is all about space and skyline, Fitzrovia offers something a little more tucked-away and characterful.
Just a short walk from Soho and Oxford Street, it feels like a neighbourhood you stumble into — and then don’t want to leave.
Spend your Easter weekend:
It’s perfect for a more relaxed, wander-as-you-go kind of day.
If you’re planning your Easter weekend around good food and even better company, our bottomless brunch is available in both Canary Wharf and Fitzrovia — so whether you’re exploring East London or heading into central, you’re never far from a proper catch-up spot.
Designed for long, relaxed get-togethers, it’s all about sharing great food, keeping the drinks flowing, and making the most of the long weekend.
Here’s what to expect:
It’s easy, sociable, and made for those “shall we stay for one more?” kind of afternoons.
