Kew Gardens: Entry Ticket
Highlight
- Grab a ticket for Kew Gardens and explore one of the biggest botanical gardens globally – an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of London's busy streets and underground transportation
- Observe the conservatories housing unique tropical plants, stroll through the elevated treetop walkway, and check out the various art galleries and dining establishments
- Spanning 121 hectares, you'll have plenty of time to admire the beauty of the roses (and the citrus trees, water lilies, cacao trees...)
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Enhance your London sightseeing experience by purchasing tickets to Kew Gardens. With your Kew Gardens tickets, you will be granted access to explore the largest botanical gardens in the world, offering a vast outdoor green area away from the bustling crowd. Discover iconic landmarks such as Kew Palace, the 10-story Chinese pagoda, the magnificent Temperate House, and a stunning cascading waterfall during your visit.
Established in 1840, Kew Gardens is home to over 30,000 diverse plant species and functions as a living museum, presenting and honoring various eras of landscape design and gardening methods. Additionally, you can come across a palace belonging to the royal family within the premises!When you purchase tickets for Kew Gardens, you can explore Temperate House as well - which is known as the biggest Victorian glasshouse globally, where you can find 1,500 different plant species. The park's botanists look after some of the rarest and most endangered temperate zone plants from Africa, Australia, New Zealand, the Americas, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
Experience the most breathtaking sight of the gardens by walking on the Treetop Walkway. Observe the landscape from the treetops and enjoy an exclusive view of the park. Continue your journey by visiting the art galleries included in your Kew Gardens ticket. The Marianne North Gallery exhibits artwork from various countries, while the Shirley Sherwood Gallery showcases botanical illustrations.
Walking around and exploring is sure to work up an appetite, so make your way to the many cafes and restaurants at Kew Gardens to fuel up and recharge!
