Kew Gardens Admission Ticket, London
Kew Gardens Admission Ticket, London
Duration: 2 hours (approx.)
2 hours (approx.)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Explore Kew Gardens in London, where you can relax and rejuvenate amidst nature at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through attractions like the Temperate House, home to rare temperate zone plants under its vast Victorian glasshouse roof, and discover unique plant collections from six mountainous regions in the Rock Garden. The gardens also feature a fragrant orangery with citrus trees, historic Kew Palace, and an impressive 18-meter-high Treetop Walkway.
Explore Kew Gardens in London, where you can relax and rejuvenate amidst nature at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through attractions like the Temperate House, home to rare temperate zone plants under its vast Victorian glasshouse roof, and discover unique plant collections from six mountainous regions in the Rock Garden. The gardens also feature a fragrant orangery with citrus trees, historic Kew Palace, and an impressive 18-meter-high Treetop Walkway.
London’s Kew Gardens is an ideal spot for peace-seekers, whether you're a gardening enthusiast or tend to struggle with indoor plants.
Explore the expansive greenery of more than 50,000 plant species at London's Kew Gardens and take in the stunning Rhododendron Dell filled with vibrant blooms.
Discover over two centuries' worth of stories from the Kew Gardens staff during the Leafy Legacies exhibition and appreciate Marc Quinn’s artistic creations.
Entry to Kew Gardens and Palace
Individual Costs
Kew Gardens Palm House with vibrant flower beds in London.
Nestled within Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located near London's heart, explore an invigorating day spent amidst lush greenery. Breathe deeply as you explore attractions like the iconic Temperate House—the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse—home to some of the rarest and most vulnerable plants from temperate zones globally.
Discover the Rock Garden's diverse flora, originating from six mountainous regions, or wander through fragrant citrus trees in the orangery. Don't miss classical brick Kew Palace and ascend the 18-meter-high Treetop Walkway for a unique perspective of the gardens. The Woodland Garden beckons with maples, bluebells, and an exquisite temple dedicated to Aeolus, the Greek God of winds.
Plants, activities, and exhibitions
Kew Gardens offers visitors a chance to connect deeply with nature through its vast variety of plants and flowers. The gardens are also home to fascinating exhibitions such as "Light of Life" by contemporary artist Marc Quinn, featuring 17 stunning stainless steel and bronze sculptures.
- Explore the Expressions in Blue exhibition displaying porcelain vessels crafted by ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff.
In addition to these exhibitions, engage with nature through activities like forest bathing for relaxation or take part in guided walkthroughs of this magnificent garden.
Waterfall surrounded by lush plants in the Temperate House at Kew Gardens.
Visitors enjoying the greenery at Kew Gardens.
Kew Gardens Palm House with vibrant flower beds in London.
Waterfall surrounded by lush plants in the Temperate House at Kew Gardens.
Visitors enjoying the greenery at Kew Gardens.
Pathway through vibrant gardens at Kew Gardens, London, with visitors strolling.
- Pets are prohibited due to venue restrictions, so leave them at home for this experience.
Drones aren't permitted here. Remember that when packing!
Accessibility
- The area is accessible by wheelchair and pram/stroller, ensuring everyone can enjoy the visit.
Your guide dogs are welcome at this venue.
Additional information
- Note that specific sections of Kew Gardens might be closed on certain dates. It's best to verify by checking their website before your trip.
- Kew Gardens may close unexpectedly due to bad weather, so it’s wise to confirm ahead of time if you plan to visit.
- Children aged 16 and under need to have an adult with them during the visit.
- The general admission ticket does not cover separate events like Kew The Music, Theatre on Kew, or Christmas at Kew. These require additional tickets.
Climbing The Great Pagoda is also excluded from the standard entry and requires a separate arrangement.
Kew Gardens glasshouse with visitors walking through lush gardens.
Visitors exploring tropical plants inside Kew Gardens greenhouse.
Pathway through vibrant gardens at Kew Gardens, London, with visitors strolling.
Kew Gardens glasshouse with visitors walking through lush gardens.
Visitors exploring tropical plants inside Kew Gardens greenhouse.
Plan ahead by booking a time slot at least one day in advance during peak season to avoid missing out on your visit.
If you have mobility needs or are traveling with young children, rest assured that Kew Gardens is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible for an enjoyable experience.
Consider starting your exploration at the farthest attraction within the gardens if you're visiting multiple sites in London to make the most of your day efficiently.
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Operating hours
Kew Gardens
- Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.
- Closed on 24th Dec 2026 and 25th Dec 2026.
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