Easter Egg Hunt in the Rose Garden
Traditional Easter Egg Hunt for Children in the Zweibrücken Rose Garden on Holy Saturday
2026
About Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden
Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden — edition 2026
The event lasts about an hour, depending on the children's searching speed. Afterwards, families can explore the entire grounds of the Rose Garden, which is fully accessible after the season opening on April 1st. The first spring flowers are appearing, while the roses awaken from their winter rest.
Highlights Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden 2026
Programme Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden 2026
Saturday, April 4, 2026 - 2:00 PM
- 2:00 PM: Meeting point at the main entrance of the Rose Garden
- 2:05 PM: Welcome and briefing on the hunting rules
- 2:15 PM: Start of the Easter egg hunt in the garden grounds
- 3:00 PM: Joint counting of the found eggs
- Afterwards: Opportunity to linger, visit the Rosenstube, free walk in the garden
The exact structure of the hunt will be determined by the Rose Garden shortly before the event and will depend on the number of participants. In case of very bad weather, the program may be adjusted.
Prices Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden 2026
Practical information — Easter Egg Hunt Rose Garden
Date and Time
Saturday, April 4, 2026, at 2 PM
Location
Rosengarten Zweibrücken, Rosengartenstraße 36, 66482 Zweibrücken
Admission
Participation in the egg hunt is free. Admission to the Rose Garden is seasonal.
Target Audience
Preschool and primary school children (older siblings welcome).
What to Bring
- Small basket or bag for collecting
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Sturdy shoes for the lawn areas
Catering
Café Rosenstube open: coffee, cake, refreshments.
Getting There
Free parking at the entrance of the Rose Garden.
Easter Magic Among the Rose Beds
Just a few days after the official season opening on April 1st, the Zweibrücken Rose Garden transforms into a large scavenger hunt area on Holy Saturday. On Saturday, April 4, 2026, at 2 PM, the traditional Easter egg hunt begins, inviting families from Zweibrücken and the entire region. The young hunters will swarm across the area, exploring the still-young rose beds, the hedges at the entrance, the lawns around the café, and the Japanese garden to find the colorful eggs and small surprises hidden by the Easter Bunny.
An Experience for Children and Families
The event is primarily aimed at preschool and primary school children, but older siblings and curious adults also enjoy participating in the treasure hunt. The hidden eggs are placed at varying difficulty levels, ensuring that even the youngest participants have a sense of accomplishment. In addition to chocolate eggs and brightly painted chicken eggs, the Rose Garden staff hide small toys, sticker books, and Easter surprises. Whoever finds an egg can keep it or share it with friends.
Spring Atmosphere in the Rose Garden
In early April, the Rose Garden enters its growth phase. The first tulips, daffodils, magnolias, and forsythias bloom, while the roses slowly awaken from their winter rest. The atmosphere is expectant and full of spring energy. Families can combine the Easter egg hunt with a relaxing stroll through the grounds and a stop at the Rosenstube café, which offers hot and cold drinks as well as cakes and light snacks. A visit to the nearby playground can also be easily combined.
A Spring Tradition
For many years, the Easter egg hunt has been a fixed part of the Rose Garden's spring program and, alongside the season opening on April 1st, is one of the first public events of the new season. It joins a long line of family events that the Rose Garden hosts throughout the year, from picnic concerts and comedy nights to special garden workshops. Participation in the Easter egg hunt is free.
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