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Brad and Angelina Rented an Entire Venetian Island for Their Easter Egg Hunt

Where: Venice, Italy
April 6, 2010 at 1:05 PM | by | Comments (0)

The world's most set-jetting couple and their brood spent Sunday morning searching for Easter eggs and devouring chocolates like the rest of us, but, unlike the rest of us, they were on the beautiful Italian island of San Servolo.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie rented the island in the Venetian lagoon for the day so their kids—Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne—could have a very big, very private Easter egg hunt. But don't think mom and dad were up at dawn hiding all those eggs, as apparently that's what bodyguards are for. After they found all of their eggs and opened their baskets, the whole family enjoyed a picnic on one of the island's Great Lawns.

How to visit San Servolo on your own, after the jump

San Servolo, which is located just off the coast of Venice, Italy, where Angie is currently filming The Tourist, is home to a few conference centers and Venice International University. The university is committed to the advancement of contemporary art and has turned the entire campus into an open air art museum. Sculptures by artists like Kan Yasuda, Fabrizio Plessi and Sandro Chia are scattered across the campus along with a large traditional Chinese Garden, making the university one of the most beautiful in Italy. The island is easily accessible by the vaporetto ferry for about $3 fromm Venice.

After their Easter celebration, Brangelina headed to Bosnia to bring attention to the plight of Muslim refugees in the village of Medjedja, about 40 miles east of of Sarajevo. Guess it would be hard to find time to hide your kid's Easter eggs when you're busy saving the world.

Related Stories:
· Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie: Easter Egg Hunt! [Just Jared]
· Angelina Jolie surprises refugees in Bosnia [USA Today]
· Celeb Travel Coverage [Jaunted]

[Photo: Star Magazine]

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