An Easter egg hunt takes place inside the vault of the City of Economics in Paris

Usually, the Easter Bunny likes to hide children's chocolates behind bushes, at the base of trees, or among the flowers. But sometimes, this mischievous bunny surprises us with hiding spots that are far more... creative.

On April 4th and 5th, 2026, children are invited to visit the City of Economy, located in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, to take part in a fun and delicious Easter egg hunt. The adventure unfolds inside the museum’s vault room, where chocolate eggs are hidden among the historic safes. Yes, the chocolates are stashed away in every nook and cranny of this former Bank of France vault, nestled amidst the museum’s permanent collections.

The former mansion turned economic museum has become a lively playground for young visitors during Easter celebrations. Kids first uncover the mysteries of the bank vault, guided by a storyteller eager to share the fascinating histories of this unique space. After the tour, young explorers can set off on a quest, searching for hidden chocolates and sweet surprises...

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This seasonal activity also offers families the chance to (re)discover the city, its impressive historic architecture, and accessible educational collections suitable for all ages. The egg hunt is included with your museum ticket at no extra cost. However, spots are limited: book your tickets early to enjoy this fun, family-friendly experience.

This egg hunt is exclusively for kids. older sweet lovers can instead visit the top chocolatiers in Paris to indulge in delicious chocolate eggs, hens, and bunnies.

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