26th Easter Egg Hunt in Winzerla: 1,200 Surprises Along the Wasserachse

Jena-Winzerla, 31.03.2026 – This coming Saturday, the district of Winzerla invites families to the 26th traditional Easter egg hunt. Over 1,200 small surprises await young and old explorers along the Wasserachse.

  • What: 26th Traditional Easter Egg Hunt in Winzerla
  • When: Saturday, April 4, 2026, from 10:00 AM
  • Where: Starting at the Stadtbalkon Winzerla, search along the Wasserachse
  • Offer: 1,200 Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies, and colorful Easter bags

Kick-off at the Central Stadtbalkon

On April 4, 2026, the residential area of Winzerla will once again transform into a paradise for families, those with a sweet tooth, and attentive seekers. Promptly at 10:00 AM, the starting signal will be given for the now 26th traditional Easter egg hunt in the district. The central gathering and starting point is located at the Stadtbalkon, from which the search area extends extensively along the Wasserachse.

The organizers have done a great job in advance to bring joy to the children of the neighborhood. A total of 1,200 hidden Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies, and lovingly packed, colorful Easter bags are waiting to be discovered in the green spaces and along the walking paths. The event is specifically aimed at families who want to combine the start of the Easter weekend with a joint excursion in the fresh air.

Background: The Wasserachse as a Lifeline

Jena-Winzerla was primarily built in the 1970s and early 1980s as a large new residential area in the south of the City of Light. After the reunification, the district underwent a significant transformation through comprehensive urban redevelopment programs, dismantling, and renovations. A key element of this urban enhancement is the so-called Wasserachse – a landscape project that breaks up the residential blocks with plenty of greenery and designed watercourses.

Together with the Stadtbalkon, this area today forms the green center of the district. The Wasserachse serves residents year-round as a local recreation spot and meeting point. Traditional events like the Easter egg hunt use these newly created open spaces to sustainably strengthen neighborly cohesion in the quarter and create identification with their own living environment.


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Easter Egg Hunt in Winzerla

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