The Paradox Museum Egg Hunt, an unusual hunt in Paris

Looking for an egg hunt in Paris that's also covered so you don't have to run around in the rain? Then why not try the Paradox Museum? Well, if you haven't heard of it, the Paradox Museum is the fun spot that plays with your senses, deceives your sight and regales you with optical illusions.

With 90 immersive experiences in no less than 1,700 m2, there's never a dull moment. On Easter Sunday, March 31, 2024, families are in for a treat. They are invited to go in search of chocolate eggs and cocottes cleverly hidden throughout the museum. This gourmet quest is just the prelude to other surprises: giant, mischievous rabbits will wander from room to room, distributing chocolates and good cheer. A great way to combine a fun activity with a chocolate run.

But what about the grown-ups? In addition to the egg hunt, the museum is offering the chance to win one of two giant chocolate Frog Eggs, exclusive creations by Jade Genin, through a draw reserved for those who bought their ticket online by March 31. We loved tasting them, so if you're lucky enough to win one, go for it!

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Easter is part of a wider event: the floral and spring decorations that will adorn the museum from March 31 until the end of the spring vacations on May 5. This metamorphosis of the museum into an enchanted garden, dotted with flowers and bright colors, is designed to amplify your immersive experience. If nothing else, it's a great way to make you see life in flowers.

In short, if you're looking for the perfect way to entertain the kids this Pascal weekend, here's an idea with plenty of bite (or crunch, or melt-in-your-mouth...). Don't forget to book!