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Easter in London

28th March 2018Uncategorisedballpond, easter, Easter in London, egghunt, london, the clevelandMarcin Jagodzinski

It seems that Christmas just finished and it is nearly Easter (maybe because the snow couple of weeks ago threw us back to Christmas mood?). Unsurprisingly, London gets busy with many ideas how to entertain the swarms of people who suddenly have a long weekend and seek some fun. There will be EggHunts all around the place and this particular one caught our eye:

https://www.ballieballerson.com/

If you go tickets there is an Easter event. Just do not dig to deep, you do not know where it might take you…

Happy Easter from The Team to The Cleveland

Easter in London

14th April 2017BlogEaster in London, london, things to do for easterMarcin Jagodzinski

A nice long weekend just started for some which gives a chance to do something interesting, or fun, or both – have it as you wish. We had a look at what can be done. The choice is vast and various and it is difficult to pick a choice, so we decided to take the easy way out and leave it with you 🙂 Here are some proposals, you might do one of these or get inspired to do something of your own!

Happy Easter from the Team at The Cleveland!

https://www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/16-egg-free-ways-to-make-the-most-of-the-easter-weekend-in-london

Easter chocolate egg

21st March 2016BlogEaster in Cleveland hotel, Easter in Londonwpaccessin1

Easter is coming soon. Which for some means a couple extra days off to celebrate.

If you are thinking to see something else than the usual Cambridge-Oxford boat race (or GOAT race, they actually do do that:http://www.thegoatrace.org/ ) there is many other options. We choose this one, just to make life bit sweeter:

http://www.dukeofyorksquare.com/

Lee River

30th March 2015BlogCleveland hotel Bayswater blog, Easter in London, Lee River Park Londonwpaccessin1

Easter is coming!

If you are lucky enough to have some time off (as most people do, to be honest) you might want to jump out of the city for a bit. You can go to Lee River Park and enjoy a whole variety of Easterly activities If not that, the whole River Lee Valley is both interesting and relaxing place to be – both beyond and within London. You can also take your bicycle, go all the way up to Broxbourne and comeback down to London. An enjoyable day trip.

http://www.timeout.com/lon…/things-to-do/easter-country-fair

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