Kew Gardens - London

Kew Gardens, in the Royal Borough of Richmond, is a botanic garden located in south-western London and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is one of the widest botanical gardens in the world and boasts one of the most extensive collections of species which include about 28,000 different kinds of living plants. It features an alpine house, a treetop walkway, a lake, a rose garden, a rock garden, a Japanese garden, and a multi-sensory installation called “The Hive”. The gardens also host greenhouses, conservatories, and historical and ornamental buildings, like Kew Palace, Queen Charlotte’s Cottage, temples, and the Great Pagoda.
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Intro: (0:00)
Palm House: (1:15)
Waterlily House: (2:27)
Kew Palace: (5:39)
Sir Joseph Banks Building: (7:30)
Nash Conservatory: (8:24)
The Orangery: (9:18)
Woodland Walk: (12:29)
Japanese Gateway: (14:20)
Great Pagoda: (16:02)
Pavilion Bar & Grill: (16:58)
Temperate House: (17:35)
Cherry Walk: (20:07)
King William’s Temple: (20:41)
Treetop Walkway: (21:32)
Lake Crossing: (22:48)
Minka House: (23:45)
Queen Charlotte’s Cottage: (25:40)
Davies Exploration House: (26:48)
The Hive: (29:05)
Princess of Wales Conservatory: (30:14)
Rock Garden: (31:06)
Davies Alpine House: (31:33)
Cambridge Cottage: (32:25)
Seven Slate Towers: (34:09)
Leaf Spirit: (34:40)
Temple of Aeolus: (34:54)
The Botanic Brasserie: (35:14)
Temple of Bellona: (36:03)