London: Kew Gardens Admission Ticket

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Stroll along a walkway high up in the treetops, and explore acres of gardens under glass. Step inside a royal palace, discover galleries of botanical art, and experience 250 years of royal history at Kew Gardens, London's largest World Heritage Site.

Highlights

Explore London's largest UNESCO World Heritage Site
Experience the exotic rainforest in the Palm House
Take a walk in the treetops, 18 meters above ground level
Learn about the extraordinary life of bees at The Hive
Admire a collection of over 14'000 trees at the Arboretum

Description

Enjoy a full-day out at Kew Gardens, London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage Site, located just 30 minutes from central London by Underground and Overground trains. Your ticket includes entry to 326 acres of gardens, 3 art galleries, a treetop walkway and Kew Palace. Step inside Kew Palace and explore a beautiful royal retreat comprising the bedrooms of princesses, an intimate dining room, and the newly restored Georgian Royal Kitchens. The site includes extensive gardens under glass that support a variety of plant life year-round. You’ll be amazed by the giant lily pads in the Waterlily House. Experience an exotic rainforest in the Palm House, and travel through 10 climate zones in the Princess of Wales Conservatory. Other highlights include the Arboretum. Standing at 17 meters tall, and constructed from 170,000 aluminum parts and 1,000 LED lights, the Hive structure mimics the visual and sound effects of an actual beehive in Kew Gardens. Learn all about the extraordinary life of bees, and the vital role they play in the health of the planet. Recharge at one of the site’s cafes and restaurants that serve hot meals and classic afternoon teas.

Includes

Admission to Kew Gardens Free walking tours that take place at least twice daily, subject to availability Map and seasonal highlights guide

Important Information

Due to public health regulations, the attraction is required to provide your contact information to the NHS in case this is required as part of the NHS Test and Trace program
Due to ongoing COVID-19 virus preventative measures, the following are currently closed until further notice: all glasshouses, treetop walkway, Climbers and Creepers, children’s garden, the galleries, indoor catering outlets, retail, Kew Explorer and other areas where visitors may come into close proximity with each other. In the vast spaces, visitors and staff can keep safe distances from one another and enjoy the tranquility of the space
Kew Gardens is fully wheelchair accessible with lifts giving access to the treetop walkway and upper floors of Kew Palace
Kew Palace is closed during winter
Kew Gardens is closed on 24 and 25 December