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Kew Gardens Tickets & Tours
KEW GARDENS

The largest botanical garden in the world
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Kew Gardens
A World Heritage Site and home to an extraordinary collection of native and exotic plants from the four corners of the world, Kew Gardens beautiful gardens are filled with iconic architecture and serene landscapes that’ll make the most green-fingered of gardeners stand back in awe. But the most important message to take from a visit is the wonder and beauty of mother nature. Kew aims to educate, inspire and help visitors understand the power of science and the way we collectively can help to preserve our precious planet for future generations. We might be passing through, but what good is it if there’s nothing left?
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Peruse through the largest Victorian glasshouse in the world at Temperate House. Study botanical art from around the world at the Marianne North Gallery. Feel a multi-sensory experience in a beautiful wildflower meadow at The Hive to understand the magical world of bees. Or perhaps venture through the tree tops and soak up the awe-inspiring views at the Treetop Walkway? In our wonderful Kew Gardens collection, you’ll find an experience for all types of nature lovers. From a fun-filled family day out with the kids to a romantic river cruise along the Thames with a visit to Kew, we have the makings for the perfect day out for everyone.

started in 1759, when Princess Augusta, mother of King George III, founded a nine-acre botanic garden within the grounds at Kew.

In 1840 the Gardens are opened to the public, and the Palm House is completed by 1848 while the Temperate House is completed by 1899.

Later in 1939 vegetables and medicinal plants are grown at Kew to support the war effort, and in 2003 this venue is officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With over 8.5 million items and 30 thousand species, some of which already extinct in the wild, Kew Gardens houses the largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world.

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With your ticket you will be able to visit some landmark sites like Kew Palace, the 10-story Chinese pagoda, the Hive – a big structure that simulates the life within a beehive – and even a cascading waterfall. Tickets to Kew Gardens will also allow you to visit the Temperate House – the largest Victorian glasshouse in the world, home to 1,500 plant species.
t the best view of the gardens from the Treetop Walkway where you can see the grounds atop the foliage, and get an unique vantage point of the park. Ground yourself again with a trip to the art galleries: the Marianne North Gallery that hosts art from around the world, while the Shirley Sherwood Gallery contains botanical art.

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