Easter Lindt GOLD BUNNY Hunt

At Hillsborough Castle and Gardens

Don’t miss the enchanting Lindt GOLD BUNNY Hunt this Easter, back for a second year by popular demand. Immerse your family in the magic of spring with this special adventure.

See the stunning gardens

Embark on a captivating journey as you explore the gardens of Hillsborough Castle. As you roam the 100 acres, be on the lookout for elusive Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues peeking out from an extravaganza of colourful blooms as part of our Spring Spectacular. Hidden amongst the charming Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues are letters that hold the key to a secret question.

Think you’ve cracked the clue? Your quest will be rewarded with a delicious Lindt GOLD BUNNY 10g chocolate* treat!

After all that exploring, take a well-earned break in our delicious café, where you can relax and refuel with a drink, indulgent cake or nutritious lunch. On Easter Monday (21 April), and Easter Tuesday (22 April), you can also make a kite together, then watch it soar in the gardens.

Tickets on sale soon, members go free.

*Non-chocolate alternatives available on request.

When

12 April - 27 April

In line with gardens opening hours

Ticket information

Under 5s go free.

No pre-booking required.

Tickets available soon.

Included in all admission tickets (Members go free)

Family at Easter in Hillsborough Castle and Gardens- playing with kites.

Two children playing with 'Lindt Gold Easter' bunny in front of green foliage.

Become a member

With Easter kicking off a season of unmissable family events, now is the perfect time to become a member. Join now for a full year of family adventures, from summertime adventure trails to tranquil walks in stunning gardens.

In England on 29 March – 21 April? Your membership will get you free entry to the Lindt GOLD BUNNY Hunt at the famous Tudor home, Hampton Court Palace.

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Privy Gardens showing little girl playing with 'Lindt' Easter bunny.

Upgrade to discover the Castle

Upgrade your tickets to join a fun family tour into the State Rooms still used by the Royal Family today. See the magic of Northern Ireland's royal residence and hear stories on intriguing guests. Don’t miss stepping foot in the famous Throne Room.