Book now to get exciting offers for the Kew Garden, where botanical heritage meets contemporary innovation at the Royal Botanic Gardens. The 326 acres of UNESCO World Heritage Site living history, house the world's largest and most distinct botanical collection. Kew is a world leader in plant science and conservation, providing visitors with an unmatched experience of Earth's botanical diversity, apart from its stunning glass houses and themed gardens.
Key Highlights
- This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers the world's largest living plant collection.
- Marvel at the striking exterior of Kew Palace, which serves as King George III's retreat from April through the end of September.
- Have a look the stunning glasshouses in the Gardens, such as the Palm House's tropical rainforests and the recently restored Temperate House.
- The Hive is a enthralling, immersive installation that allows you to experience the drama of life inside a real beehive.
About Kew Garden London Entry Tickets
Make London sightseeing a literal breath of fresh air with tickets to Kew Gardens. Your Kew Gardens tickets will get you into the world's largest botanical gardens, where you can roam a fanned-out outdoor greenery far from the busy fuzzy crowds. You will see that the Kew Gardens is a place that is a fusion of research facilities but also of historical architecture that plays into the landscapes and gardening styles. Did you know that UNESCO World Heritage Site Kew Garden has the most distinct botanical collection? With a wide variety of plants and trees, Kew Garden is a great place where you can connect with nature.
Take in the most captivating tree-top experience in the UK by visiting the Treetop Walkway at Kew Gardens. You experience a subterranean journey before ascending 59 feet into the air and passing breathtaking trees. You may be sure that the plants at the Queen's Garden behind Kew Palace, which dates back to the 17th century, will lift your spirits because they were primarily grown for their therapeutic qualities. You will find numerous herbal plants that are still in use today if you take a walk about. See famous locations such as the 10-story Chinese pagoda, the enormous and exquisite Temperate House, Kew Palace, and even a tumbling waterfall. You can see Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse with 1,500 plant varieties when you have tickets to Kew Gardens. The Treetop Walkway offers the greatest perspective of the grounds. Get a fresh perspective of the park and make a list of the grounds from above the vegetation.
The Kew palace has Large lily pads and unusual blooms, that you may come upon at the Waterlily House, and the Princess of Wales Conservatory transports visitors through ten distinct climate zones, ranging from desert to rainforest. The Kew Garden established in 1759, is a must-see location for history buffs and environment lovers since it skillfully combines scientific study with scenic beauty. A charming royal residence that once served as the retreat for King George III and Queen Charlotte. It provides an intriguing look into 18th-century royal life with its small apartments and intact Georgian kitchens.
Now go explore this amazing Kew Gardens like a royality!!
Take in the most captivating tree-top experience in the UK by visiting the Treetop Walkway at Kew Gardens. You experience a subterranean journey before ascending 59 feet into the air and passing breathtaking trees. You may be sure that the plants at the Queen's Garden behind Kew Palace, which dates back to the 17th century, will lift your spirits because they were primarily grown for their therapeutic qualities. You will find numerous herbal plants that are still in use today if you take a walk about. See famous locations such as the 10-story Chinese pagoda, the enormous and exquisite Temperate House, Kew Palace, and even a tumbling waterfall. You can see Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse with 1,500 plant varieties when you have tickets to Kew Gardens. The Treetop Walkway offers the greatest perspective of the grounds. Get a fresh perspective of the park and make a list of the grounds from above the vegetation.
The Kew palace has Large lily pads and unusual blooms, that you may come upon at the Waterlily House, and the Princess of Wales Conservatory transports visitors through ten distinct climate zones, ranging from desert to rainforest. The Kew Garden established in 1759, is a must-see location for history buffs and environment lovers since it skillfully combines scientific study with scenic beauty. A charming royal residence that once served as the retreat for King George III and Queen Charlotte. It provides an intriguing look into 18th-century royal life with its small apartments and intact Georgian kitchens.
Now go explore this amazing Kew Gardens like a royality!!
Inclusions
- Admission to Kew Gardens
- Admission to Kew Palace (closed between January and 29th March)
- Access to the temporary exhibitions
- Access to the art galleries (Marianne North and Shirley Sherwood), greenhouses and the Treetop Walkway
- Map and guide to the highlights of the season
Exclusions
- The Kew Explorer hop-on hop-off land train with driver commentary
Insiders' Tips
Plan your visit for late February to see the stunning crocus carpet in the Conservation Area. This breathtaking purple display lasts just two weeks but offers one of the garden's most photogenic moments. Local photographers arrive at opening time for optimal lighting.
Additional Information
- The garden is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, giving visitors ample time to experience its stunning landscapes, attractions, and serene atmosphere throughout the day.
- The last admission to the garden is allowed up to one hour before closing, so be sure to arrive in time to fully enjoy your visit.
- The entire garden, including the Treetop Walkway, is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors, including those with disabilities, can explore and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings without any limitations.
- Please be aware that during adverse weather conditions, the upper level of the Hive may be temporarily closed for safety reasons, so checking ahead before your visit is always a good idea.
- The gardens and most attractions remain open all year round, providing visitors with an ever-changing natural experience across all seasons, though it is advisable to check your voucher for any exceptional closures.
- Keep in mind that the Glasshouses and certain other attractions close earlier than the rest of the garden, so plan your visit accordingly to make the most of your time.
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel your visit until 23:59 on the day before your scheduled arrival, rescheduling is also possible until the same time, offering you flexibility and peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I plan to spend at Kew Gardens?
We recommend allocating at least 4-5 hours to fully experience the highlights, though many visitors spend an entire day exploring the gardens, particularly during special events or peak blooming seasons.
What's the best time of year to visit Kew Gardens?
Each season offers unique attractions: spring for magnificent bulb displays, summer for tropical house experiences, autumn for fall foliage, and winter for decorated glasshouses and the Christmas trail.
Can I bring my food and drinks?
Yes, visitors are welcome to bring picnics to enjoy in designated areas throughout the gardens. Several picnic spots offer beautiful views of the grounds.
How accessible are the gardens for visitors with mobility challenges?
Most areas are accessible via paved paths, with free manual wheelchair loans available. The Treetop Walkway has lift access, though some historical buildings have limited accessibility.
Are there activities for children?
Yes, from the Children's Garden to interactive exhibits and seasonal activities, Kew offers numerous engaging experiences for young visitors.
Is there a clockroom in Kew Garden?
There are no lockers or baggage storage facilities available in the Gardens. You can check Stasher for luggage storage facilities nearby.
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