A day spent amidst nature

Relax and rejuvenate yourself at Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in deep lungfuls of the fresh air and stroll through the many different attractions of the Gardens, such as the Temperate House, which is the largest Victorian glasshouse in the world and hosts some of the rarest and most vulnerable temperate zone plants from all over the world. You can also see the Rock Garden, which houses plants from 6 mountainous regions, the orangery with its sweet-smelling citrus trees, the classical brick Kew Palace, and the 18-meter-high Treetop Walkway. Don't forget to visit the Woodland Garden, where you can see maples, bluebells, and a beautiful temple dedicated to the Greek God of winds, Aeolus.

Plants, activities, and exhibitions

With a wide variety of plants and flowers, Kew Gardens is a great place where you can connect with nature. The attraction hosts several unique exhibitions, like Light of Life by contemporary artist Marc Quinn, which will showcase 17 stainless steel and bronze sculptures. Marvel at the beauty of porcelain vessels at the Expressions in Blue exhibition by ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff. Apart from the exhibitions, you can also participate in several other activities, like forest bathing, where you relax in solitude among nature, and guided walkthroughs of the garden.