Explore 330 acres of lush nature at Kew Gardens in southwest London. Wander through Victorian glasshouses filled with rare and exotic plants, from cocoa trees to carnivorous species. Highlights include the Palm House, the Rock Garden’s mountain flora, and the Princess of Wales Conservatory — a journey from desert to rainforest. A perfect escape into the wild beauty of nature.
Highlights
– Kew houses the largest and most diverse botanical collections in the world
– A stunningly diverse wilderness of beautifully preserved nature
– See some of the rarest plants in the world in the Temperate House
– Find the hidden temples including the Tuscan designed Temple of Aeolus
Exclusions
– Parking is prohibited on Kew Road and limited around the area. Consider walking or cycling if you are able to.
– There are no lockers or baggage storage facilities available.
– The Kew Explorer hop-on hop-off land train with driver commentary
Cancellation Policy
– This attraction has a reschedule-only policy
– Rescheduling is possible until 23:59 on the day before your visit
– No cancellations or refunds.
Please Note
– The treetop walkway, Climbers & Creepers, the Children’s Garden, the galleries, Kew Palace and Kew Explorer are currently closed.
– Children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
– Only adults with children are able to enter The Children’s Garden along with their valid ticket.
– Only registered disability assistance dogs are allowed in the gardens.
– Bicycles, tricycles, roller skates, skateboards, micro-scooters, balace bikes and other vehicles (except powered wheelchairs) must be left at the gate.
– To protect the lawns ball games and sports are not permitted.
– No food or drinks are allowed in the galleries.
– The narrow Treetop Walkway is not suitable for mobility scooters and pushchairs.
– Manual wheelchairs are welcome in the galleries, please leave buggies in the buggy park provided.
