Easter at Harrods 2026: Hampers, Chocolate Eggs and a Family Weekend
Easter Sunday falls on 5 April this year, and Harrods has its seasonal programme in full swing. From showpiece chocolate to family activities and Easter dining, the store has made it possible to take care of the whole weekend under one roof. Here is what is worth knowing before you go.
The Easter Feast Hamper
Harrods' hampers are an institution, and the Easter Feast Hamper is this season's headline gift at £500. It mixes the sweet and the savoury: chocolate eggs and biscuits sit alongside cheese, olives and crackers, plus bottles of red, white and something sparkling for Easter Sunday lunch. It is a generous choice for hosts, or for anyone sending a gift to family abroad.
Chocolate eggs, and gifts without chocolate
In the Chocolaterie, the Hazelnut Gianduja Dark Chocolate Easter Egg at £50 is a refined option for grown-ups who prefer dark chocolate and nuts to novelty. For those avoiding sugar, the store's guide to non-chocolate Easter gifts points to ideas such as the Harrods Easter Blend loose-leaf tea, a thoughtful present that lasts well beyond the long weekend.
The Easter Activity Weekend
Families should note Friday 3 and Saturday 4 April, when Childrenswear on the fourth floor hosts an Easter Activity Weekend. According to the Easter at Harrods page, La Coqueta will run an Easter egg hunt, LoveShackFancy will help children craft floral headbands, and more childrenswear brands will add seasonal experiences of their own. It is a clever way to keep younger visitors happy while the adults shop. Both days are free to drop into while you shop.
Easter dining in store
Harrods' Easter offer is not only about things to carry home, and the store's restaurants are part of the plan.
If you would rather give an experience than a parcel, Harrods suggests afternoon tea at The Georgian, which offers a dedicated children's menu, making it a sensible choice for a three-generation outing. For a more traditional celebration, The Grill on Fifth serves a Sunday roast, and the Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar on the Ground Floor is there for a celebratory glass between purchases.
A quick gifting guide
- For the host: the Easter Feast Hamper, at £500, covers drinks, cheese and chocolate in one.
- For the chocolate lover: the £50 Hazelnut Gianduja Dark Chocolate Easter Egg.
- For the tea drinker: the Harrods Easter Blend.
- For children: a morning at the Activity Weekend, followed by afternoon tea at The Georgian.
Planning your visit
- Easter weekend is one of the busiest times on Brompton Road; arrive at opening for the calmest experience.
- Book The Georgian and The Grill on Fifth in advance rather than relying on walk-ins.
- If you are sending hampers, order early to allow for delivery before the bank holiday.
- Store hours can change over bank holidays, so check them before you travel.
Knightsbridge station's Harrods exit brings you out beside the store. For other seasonal ideas along Brompton Road and Sloane Street, see our shopping guide.
