Easter in London

From egg hunts to the famous London boat race, there is so much going on over Easter in London  this year.  So you can make the most of your Easter weekend, we have put together a list of the most egg-citing events you can participate in.

Kew Gardens – History of Chocolate – Friday 29^th March – Sunday 14^th April

Travel through time and discover the History of Chocolate at Kew Gardens. Absorb where our desire for chocolate originated. From the ritualistic use of cacao in Ancient Maya and Aztec culture; to sailing across the seas to Europe with the Spanish Conquistadors; and finally arriving in 17th century London, where it was only high society that could afford to indulge their sweet tooth in newly fashionable Chocolate Houses.

There are chocolate workshops with arts and crafts activities or the traditional Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday 31st March 2013.

For more information visit Kew Gardens website here

It is that time of year again where the UK’s top Universities Oxford and Cambridge compete against one another. The traditional rowing race between the Universities began in 1829 and now it attracts around 250,000 spectators every year. The four-and-a-quarter mile course runs along the Thames from Putney Bridge to Mortlake and takes around 16 to 18 minutes.

This unusual Goat Race is in its fifth year and becoming nearly as popular as its Thames based rival.
Two goats one named Oxford and the other Cambridge race around Spitafields City Farm, the same time as the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race (4.50pm).
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