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Attraction details

Kew Gardens and Palace

Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
Kew
Richmond, Surrey
TW9 3AB

Directions:
From Kew Gardens Station it is a 5 minute walk to Kew Gardens (Victoria Gate entrance). Exit the station past the parade of shops, cross Sandycombe Road and walk down Lichfield road (opposite) to reach Victoria Gate.

Tube:
Hammersmith station is 4624 metres)

Attraction notes

Age restrictions: Children are aged 4-16, children aged 3 and under are admitted free of charge.

Booking from: 25 Jun 2021

Booking until: 31 Oct 2022

Opening hours: Gardens open every 10am every day, last entry and closing varies (Please see main Kew Description for detailed times).due to the Richmond Runfest taking place on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th April, and starting at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, o

Pick up point: Please present your voucher at the ticket desk for entry. due to the Richmond Runfest taking place on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th April, and starting at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, on those dates Kew Gardens will be opening at 11:00am instead of 10:00am

Important info:

  • There will be markers out to guide the 2m social distancing rule outside the gates. Once you arrive, feel free to explore the acres of gorgeous gardens and avoid crowding together
  • In line with Government guidance you can only visit outdoor public places with the people you live with, your support bubble or 1 person from another household
  • You will need to wear a face covering in some parts of the gardens such as the visitors centre (unless you are exempt) 
  • Facilities undergo strict cleaning throughout the day. All toilets are open and some will have capacity measures in place. Handwashing stations are at each gate and at key locations.
  • Some staff will be equipped with PPE and be positioned throughout the site to manage any crowding and remind visitors of the 2m rule.
  • Kew Gardens is now a cashless site, so please be sure to bring the right payment method with you.
Disabled Access Kew welcomes all visitors and we want everyone to have an enjoyable day out, so we provide the best possible access throughout the Gardens, our glasshouses and galleries. You can enter the Gardens free of charge if you are:Registered blind and partially-sighted visitorsEssential carers accompanying visitors with a disabilityKew Gardens is largely accessible to wheelchair users.Wheelchairs are available on a first come first served basis. You can leave the chair at any gate when you leave the Gardens. Some visitors like to bring their own cushion.Most of the buildings in the Gardens have level or ramped ground floor access for wheelchairs. The Gardens themselves are largely flat with tarmac paths in most places.There is no wheelchair access to the following parts of the Gardens:Sackler CrossingMarine display in the Palm HouseUpper Galleries in the Palm House and Temperate HouseUpper levels of the Princess of Wales Conservatory

Kew Gardens and Palace


The Attraction
Located just 30 minutes from central London, Kew Gardens are the most famous botanical gardens in the world consisting of glass houses, historic buildings and a huge collection of over 30,000 rare plants. Visitors can explore the Palm House which is one of the largest surviving Victorian glasshouses in the world and hosts an amazing collection of palms and other varieties to create an indoor tropical rainforest. Other sights of interest are the Pagoda and Queen Charlotte's Cottage as well as a number of Henry Moore sculptures which are located throughout the gardens. A recent addition for those who don't mind heights is the treetop walkway which at 18 metres high gives an unparalleled view of a woodland glade.

History of the Attraction
With a history of gardens in the area dating back many hundreds of years it was not until 1840 that Kew were adopted as a national botanical garden due to the efforts of the Royal Horticultural Society. With the construction of the Palm House between 1844 and 1848 it allowed the gardens to host more exotic plants including an attempt to cultivate rubber trees outside of South America.

Having entertained and informed visitors for hundreds of years the gardens were put on the list of UNESCO world heritage sites in 2003 and has become one of London's top tourist attraction.

Interesting Facts
The gardens have their own police force known as the Kew Constabulary who have been operating since 1847.

There are 22 miles of paths at Kew Gardens, enough for even the most adventurous visitor.

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Kew Gardens and Palace

Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
Kew
Richmond, Surrey
TW9 3AB

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