Explore the beautiful Kew Gardens that has over 50000 living plants and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Walk through the Japanese landscape garden that brings you a plethora of vibrant and fresh flowers and plants that look like a storybook page or fantasy land. You can climb to the Treetop Walkaway and get a bird's view from the top of the whole Kew Garden. Let your kids have some fun at the children's garden that is full of toys and plants. The children's park is also an educational park where your kids can learn so much more about the exotic plants and flowers in the garden. Travel the different zones at the Kew Garden to get the best views and experience from tropical to desert zones where you can witness London's largest UNESCO World Heritage Site and the exotic plants and flowers all over the world, all in one place. Book your Kew Gardens London Pass and Tickets with us to access the magical land of plants and flowers.
Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, London's largest UNESCO World Heritage site.
Get access to the tropical rainforest with our Kew Garden London Pass or Ticket.
Celebrate biodiversity and botanic study at Kew Gardens with several events and activities.
Discover the exquisite collection of 14000 trees at the Arboretum.
Walk through the Lake and Sackler Crossing.
Witness the valley of Rock Garden.
Take a look at the Grass Garden where you will find a collection of grasses growing beautifully.
The Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew is London's largest UNESCO World Heritage site that brings you a plethora of plants and flowers on amazing landscapes. You can travel around the world and see the different types of exotic plants found in tropical to desert zones at Kew Gardens. Visit the mesmerizing Kew Palace, King George's retreat home, the restored Temperate House and the tropical rainforest of the Palm House which leaves you with an immersive experience. Book your Kew Gardens London Pass and Ticket to celebrate biodiversity and botanical studies at Kew Gardens.
Witness glasshouses that nurture different species and kinds of plants, and the collection of living plants undertaken by UNESCO. The collection of these exotic plants also shared a lot about the kind of habitat and more facts regarding them. The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is for nature lovers and people who want to know more about plants and flowers. Kew Garden also houses innumerable activities and events throughout the year that you can take part in. You can see plants like Aloe Vera, Arabica Coffee, Argan Tree, Cacao Tree, Chamomile, Coconut Palm, Cavendish Banana, Cranberry, Douglas Clover, Garlic, Garden Sage, Giant Water Lily, Maidenhair tree, Pasque flower, Purple Pitcher Plant, and more such exotic plants. Your kids can participate in activities like Little Explorers, Music and Movement, Early Learning Nature Activities, etc. Book your Kew Garden Tickets with us and spend an awesome day at the Kew Gardens, United Kingdom.
Visit the Royal Botanic Garden Kew
London's largest UNESCO World Heritage site
Explore Kew gardens and see the largest collection of living plants.
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Book your visit to Kew Gardens with our Kew Gardens Tickets.
Access a plethora of fun and educational activities with the Entry Tickets to Kew Gardens.
The Entry Tickets to Kew Gardens can be used to enjoy all the activities that are present in the venue.
However, you need to pay separately for the food and beverages at the restaurants.
Witness over 5000 plants and flowers in the venue. You can see the cultivation of several plants in the glass doors at the greenhouse.
See the Kew Palace that used to be a retreat for King Geroge III.
Learn more about plants like Maidenhair Tree, Manuka, Rosemary, Titan arum, Venus Flytrap, Wild Strawberry, Wollemi Pine, and more.
Save more on your Kew Garden Tickets with our vouchers and discounts.
Entry & Services:
The opening time of Kew Gardens is 10 am every day apart from Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
The closing time of the Kew Garden is 4.30 pm.
Limited parking facilities are available at the parking gate. No parking fee is charged on motorcycles and mopeds.
The venue is wheelchair accessible.
You can carry a camera and take pictures.
Kew Gardens has 50 wifi spot zones.
Ticket Information:
You need to present the Kew Gardens time slot ticket at the entry gate.
There is a concession on the ticket prices for visitors with disabilities, and senior citizens over 65 years, as well as people with pension benefits.
Carry an ID if you have booked a Kew Garden concession ticket.
All the Kew Garden Tickets have a voluntary donation section for the upliftment of the garden.
Skip the line and book your Kew Garden Tickets with us at a discounted price rate.
Covid 19 Guidelines:
Opt for thermal screening at the entrance of the garden.
Cooperate with the Kew Garden Management in maintaining the safety regulations.
Sanitize yourself frequently.
Wear your mask at all times.
You are required to download the NHS Covid 19 app and check-in via the NHS QR Code on the posters at the entry gate.
Maintain a safe distance from other visitors.
Avoid long queues and pre-book your Kew Garden Tickets with us.
An E-Ticket will be provided to you on your Email ID after your Booking. You are required to carry the E-Ticket at the entrance to gain entry at ( name of attraction)
We are on the B2028, south of Turners Hill and north of Ardingly.
From London, take the M25 then M23, leave at Junction 10, turn left onto the A264 On the A264 go straight over first two roundabouts, turn right at next roundabout, onto the B2028 Wakehurst is on the right after Turners Hill On approaching Wakehurst please follow signage rather than relying on your Sat Nav, as it will bring you to the North Drive entrance which is the wrong one.
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