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If you love plants, Kew is your happy place. There are more than 50,000 living species here, along with preserved specimens, beautiful old illustrations, and some of the most impressive plant science on the planet.
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- Take a break from the incessant grind and visit London's Kew Botanical Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's home to over 50,000 plants.
- Visit the Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse that houses 1200+ species of rare plants, including ones extinct in the wild.
- Marvel at unique exhibitions like Light into Life by contemporary artist Marc Quinn, which will showcase 17 stainless steel and bronze sculptures.
- Join the Introduction to the Gardens talk to understand the conservation works done in the garden or opt for forest bathing, a Japanese well-being technique.
- Take a break from the incessant grind and visit London's Kew Botanical Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's home to over 50,000 plants.
- Visit the Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse that houses 1200+ species of rare plants, including ones extinct in the wild.
- Marvel at unique exhibitions like Light into Life by contemporary artist Marc Quinn, which will showcase 17 stainless steel and bronze sculptures.
- Join the Introduction to the Gardens talk to understand the conservation works done in the garden or opt for forest bathing, a Japanese well-being technique.
Inclusions
- Entry to Kew Gardens and Palace
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Keep in mind, drones are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
- Certain parts of Kew Gardens may be closed on specific dates. Check the website before planning your visit.
- Kew Gardens is subject to last-minute closures due to adverse weather conditions. Please check prior to visiting
- All children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Separate ticketed events (e.g., Kew The Music, Theatre on Kew, and Christmas at Kew) are not included with general admission.
- Visiting and climbing The Great Pagoda is not included with general admission.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combos
4.4(3,472)
Combo (Save 5%): Kew Gardens + Kensington Palace Admission Tickets
from £45.60
£43.32
5% off
Explore the historic Kensington Palace & relax at Kew Gardens
- Save big with this combo ticket and explore the lush Kew Gardens and the royal Kensington Palace, 2 iconic London attractions.
- Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Kew Gardens; visit the world's largest Victorian glasshouse the Temperate House, and stroll the Treetop Walkway.
- Enrich your visit with free guided walking tours and gain access to unique exhibitions like ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff's Expressions in Blue.
- Step back in time into royal history at Kensington Palace, the birthplace of Queen Victoria, and marvel at the grandeur of the King's State Apartments.
- Celebrate Christmas Regency-style as you visit the Victoria's Childhood Christmas exhibition.
Explore the historic Kensington Palace & relax at Kew Gardens
- Save big with this combo ticket and explore the lush Kew Gardens and the royal Kensington Palace, 2 iconic London attractions.
- Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Kew Gardens; visit the world's largest Victorian glasshouse the Temperate House, and stroll the Treetop Walkway.
- Enrich your visit with free guided walking tours and gain access to unique exhibitions like ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff's Expressions in Blue.
- Step back in time into royal history at Kensington Palace, the birthplace of Queen Victoria, and marvel at the grandeur of the King's State Apartments.
- Celebrate Christmas Regency-style as you visit the Victoria's Childhood Christmas exhibition.
Inclusions
Kew Gardens
- Entry to Kew Gardens
Kensington Palace
- Entry to Kensington Palace
Kew Gardens
- Tip: Make a picnic day of it! Pack a lunch and enjoy it in one of the many beautiful grassy areas.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Keep in mind drones are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
- Certain parts of Kew Gardens may be closed on specific dates. Check the website before planning your visit.
Kensington Palace
- Tip: Don't forget to check out the fashion exhibit featuring the clothing of past royals.
- Suitcases, large bags, and rolling luggage are not permitted inside the palace.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Disabled visitors are entitled to bring an accompanying carer free of charge.
- Many of the rooms have low-level lighting, which might be difficult for visually impaired visitors.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combos
4.4(19,064)
Combo (Save 5%): Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels + Kew Gardens Tickets
from £62
£58.90
5% off
- Experience the best of London with this cost-saving combo ticket, granting entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kew Gardens and Tower of London.
- Step into the pages of history at the Tower of London, a 1,000-year-old fortress, and explore the Medieval Palace that consists of 3 towers.
- Marvel at the splendor of British monarchy with access to the Crown Jewels, featuring over 23,578 gems, including the grand Imperial State Crown.
- Indulge in nature's bounty at the Kew Gardens, home to attractions like the Davies Alpine House, an award-winning structure that houses alpine plants.
- Go on guided walking tours at Kew and visit exhibitions by renowned contemporary artist Marc Quinn and ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff.
- Experience the best of London with this cost-saving combo ticket, granting entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kew Gardens and Tower of London.
- Step into the pages of history at the Tower of London, a 1,000-year-old fortress, and explore the Medieval Palace that consists of 3 towers.
- Marvel at the splendor of British monarchy with access to the Crown Jewels, featuring over 23,578 gems, including the grand Imperial State Crown.
- Indulge in nature's bounty at the Kew Gardens, home to attractions like the Davies Alpine House, an award-winning structure that houses alpine plants.
- Go on guided walking tours at Kew and visit exhibitions by renowned contemporary artist Marc Quinn and ceramic artist Felicity Aylieff.
Inclusions
Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels
- Entry to the Tower of London
- Access to The Crown Jewels
- Entry to:
- The White Tower
- Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula
- Battlements
- Medieval Palace
- Bloody Tower
- Torture at the Tower exhibition
- Fusiliers Museum
- Royal Mint exhibition
- Access to the children's activity trails and live historical re-enactments
Kew Gardens
- Entry to Kew Gardens
Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels
- Tip: Go to the White Tower to see the Line of Kings, the world's oldest visitor attraction, dating back to 1652.
- Not all areas are accessible to wheelchair users.
- Trained assistance dogs are welcome at the venue.
- The Crown Jewels are a working collection and as a consequence, the display is subject to change without prior notice due to security reasons.
Kew Gardens
- Tip: Don't miss visiting the Palm House. It's a Victorian glasshouse that recreates a rainforest climate.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Certain parts of Kew Gardens may be closed on specific dates. Check the website before planning your visit.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combos
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Combo (Save 5%): Windsor Castle + Kew Gardens Tickets
from £57
£54.15
5% off
- Enrich your knowledge of British heritage and save your money with this combo that provides entry into Windsor Castle and Kew Gardens.
- Live out your dreams of royalty at Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world that's been home to 40 British monarchs.
- Awe at the ceremonial rooms in the State Apartments featuring gold-covered walls, and explore St. George's Chapel, the resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.
- Stroll through the serene Kew Botanical Gardens, home to more than 50,000 plants, including carnivorous, tropical, and alpine species.
- Visit the Mediterranean Garden which houses plants from Southern Europe, and explore King William's Temple, built in memory of William IV.
- Enrich your knowledge of British heritage and save your money with this combo that provides entry into Windsor Castle and Kew Gardens.
- Live out your dreams of royalty at Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world that's been home to 40 British monarchs.
- Awe at the ceremonial rooms in the State Apartments featuring gold-covered walls, and explore St. George's Chapel, the resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.
- Stroll through the serene Kew Botanical Gardens, home to more than 50,000 plants, including carnivorous, tropical, and alpine species.
- Visit the Mediterranean Garden which houses plants from Southern Europe, and explore King William's Temple, built in memory of William IV.
Inclusions
Windsor Castle
- Entry to Windsor Castle
- Entry to: State Apartments, St. George's Chapel, Semi-State Apartments (Oct to Mar)
- Multilingual multimedia guide in English, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian and Spanish
Kew Gardens
- Entry to Kew Garden
Windsor Castle
- Tip: Keep an ear out for Windsor Castle’s 16-foot-tall Grandfather Clock, the most famous clock in the castle.
- Photography is not permitted inside the building.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- The Semi-State Rooms are included in the visitor route during the winter months. Standard admission charges will apply. The Semi-State Rooms are not open on days when the State Apartments are closed.
- The Castle's Admission Centre provides an audio-descriptive tour for blind or partially-sighted visitors.
Kew Gardens
- Tip: Visit the Hive, a unique installation that allows you to experience the life of a bee.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 36 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Make the most of London
Why visit the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew?
See over 50,000 plants
Which Kew Gardens ticket is best for you?
If you just want to visit the gardens
Go for: Admission tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
- Your ticket gets you into Kew Gardens plus all the good stuff inside like the Kew Palace, the gorgeous glasshouses, art galleries, treetop views, seasonal exhibitions and more.
- Upgrade your ticket to add another top attraction and enjoy a bit of extra time to use it—super handy if plans change!
Recommended tickets:
- Kew Gardens Admission Ticket
If you want to explore beyond
Go for: Combo tours
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Yes
- With these combo tickets, you’ll get entry to Kew Gardens and some of London’s must-see spots, like the Tower of London and Windsor Castle.
- A combo ticket lets you see more iconic London sights at a great price, saving you time and money for your adventure!
Recommended tickets:
- Combo: Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels + Kew Gardens Tickets
- Combo: Windsor Castle + Kew Gardens Tickets
If you want to visit London’s highlights
Go for: London pass
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
- With London Explorer Pass, enjoy stress-free sightseeing across London’s must-see attractions.
- The pass offers ultimate flexibility—choose up to 2-7 top London attractions and save up to 50%, making your sightseeing experience wallet-friendly!
Recommended tickets:
- London Explorer Pass by Go City: Choose 2 to 7 Attractions
What's to see at Kew Gardens
Temperate House
Picture this: the world's largest Victorian glasshouse, full of plants from all over the globe, with sunlight pouring in to make everything pop.
Palm House
Get amazed by the lush tropical rainforest inside this beautiful Victorian glasshouse, where exotic palms and ferns take center stage!
Treetop Walkway
Fancy a new perspective on Kew Gardens? Head to the Treetop Walkway for scenic views of the whole place—it’s a great way to see the beauty from above!
Great Broad Walk Borders
These herbaceous borders along the central avenue are a feast for the eyes! They’re color-coordinated and change seasonally, so there’s always something new to see.
Arboretum
With over 11,000 trees, the Arboretum is where nature comes alive! It’s the perfect place to relax, explore, and learn about tree species from all over the world.
The Hive
Ever wondered what a beehive feels like? This 17-meter-tall installation, crafted from aluminum and LED lights, gives you a truly immersive, buzzing experience you won’t forget!
The Princess of Wales Conservatory
This glasshouse is like a tropical passport! It’s divided into 10 zones that take you from deserts to rainforests, all under one climate-controlled roof.
Great Pagoda
This Chinese-inspired pagoda from the 18th century offers killer views of the gardens and London. Climb 253 steps for a seriously rewarding panorama on clear days!
Rock Garden
This garden is like stepping into the mountains, with jagged rocks and alpine plants from all over the world, creating an epic, sculptural scene you won't want to miss.
Rhododendron Dell
The Dell is a cozy spot overflowing with vibrant rhododendrons and azaleas, filling the air with fragrance and color—especially during bloom season.
The Japanese Landscape
Escape to this peaceful Japanese-inspired garden, where the Chokushi-Mon gateway and soothing water features come together to create a calm, zen-like atmosphere.
Waterlily House
Get ready for a little slice of tropical magic in this humid glasshouse, where massive waterlilies and stunning aquatic plants thrive in perfect conditions.
Kew Gardens exhibitions
The Power of Trees
When: 12 April to 14 September, 2025
Where: Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art
There’s a spruce tree taller than your house, birdsong echoing from the walls, and botanical art fresh off the easel. This exhibition celebrates trees like never before, through science, storytelling, and seriously cool visuals.
Material World
When: 20 September to 2 November, 2025
Where: Temperate House
Inside the Temperate House, Material World explores how plants power fashion. See living textile gardens, learn about cotton’s global journey, discover sustainable materials, and view artworks by leading artists, designers and cultural researchers.
Fleurs de Villes: Downton Abbey
When: 22 September to 1 October, 2025
Where: Kew Gardens
Downton Abbey fans, this one’s for you. Step into a floral fantasy at Kew, where Lady Mary’s gowns and Carson’s uniform are reimagined in fresh blooms by top London florists. You can catch it right before the new film hits cinemas!
Plan your visit to Kew Gardens
Timings
Best time to visit
Getting there
Entrances
Facilities
Accessibility
Rules
Dine
Shop
Stay
Nearby
General Opening Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 10am to 7pm
- Weekends & bank holidays: 10am to 8pm
- Last entry: One hour before closing
Glasshouses & Attractions: 10am to 5pm (Opening and closing times may vary. Please check the planned closures before your visit)
Cafés and restaurants: 10am to 6pm (Except for the Pavilion Bar and Grill, which opens from 11am to 5pm, and Victorian Plaza Cafe, from 10am to 6:45pm. Please check the specific meal timings for each restaurant before your visit)
Closures: 24 & 25 December
Detailed Kew Gardens timings
Perfect season:
- Spring (March – May): Best for cherry blossoms, tulips, and magnolias
- Summer (June – August): Time for lush greenery, perfect for picnics and warm-weather strolls
- Autumn (September – November): Marvel at stunning golden foliage and fewer crowds
- Winter (December – February): Best time to see beautiful glasshouse displays and festive lights
Weekdays or weekends:
- Pick weekdays, because they are quieter than weekends
Best time of day:
- Early morning or late afternoon visits offer the best light for photography and fewer crowds
Address: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, London TW9 3AE, UK
- By Tube: District Line & Overground
Nearest Stop: Kew Gardens Station (500m) - By Train: National Rail
Nearest Stop: Kew Gardens Station (800m) - By Bus: Routes 65, 110, 391, R68
Nearest Stop: Kew Gardens Station (H) (1.1km) - By Car: 14km from Central London
Limited paid parking available at Brentford Gate (£7-£9 per day)
Alternative parking: Free street parking available outside Kew Green on Sundays & Bank Holidays
Kew Gardens has four main entrances:
- Victoria Gate: The main entrance, located near Kew Gardens Station. Inside, you'll find the visitor center, ticket office, café, and gift shop.
- Elizabeth Gate: Situated near Richmond Station, this entrance is closest to Kew Palace, the Queen’s Garden, and the Orangery Restaurant.
- Brentford Gate: Close to the main parking area, this entrance leads you to the Children’s Garden, the Climbers & Creepers play area, and the Pavilion Bar & Grill.
- Lion Gate: Located on Kew Road, this quiet entrance offers access to the Japanese Garden and Temperate House. It’s the least busy entrance, perfect for a peaceful visit.
- Restrooms: Washrooms are available throughout Kew Gardens, including accessible toilets and changing places facilities at Brentford Gate.
- Baby-changing facilities: Most restrooms (except Stable Yard) have baby-changing facilities, plus microwaves for warming bottles at The Orangery and White Peaks Café.
- Drinking water: Clean drinking water fountains are available at several points, including Lion Gate, The Orangery, and Brentford Gate.
- Prayer room: A quiet prayer and reflection room is available at Victoria Plaza for up to two people at a time, complete with a wudhu basin.
- Parking: Parking is available at Brentford Gate with 300 spaces for £9 per day.
- Free Wi-Fi: Available only in select areas, including Kew Palace. Ask staff for the best spots to connect.
- Dining: Enjoy a range of dining options at The Orangery and Pavilion Bar & Grill, offering both takeaway and indoor/outdoor seating with baby facilities.
- Shopping: Botanical-themed gift shops are scattered around Kew Gardens, offering a variety of souvenirs, books, and unique gifts.
- Buggy parks: Covered buggy parks are conveniently located near Kew Palace and The Hive, perfect for families exploring the gardens.
- Maps: General and accessibility maps are available throughout the gardens to help visitors navigate with ease.
- Wheelchair access: Kew Gardens is mostly flat with accessible tarmac paths, making it easy to navigate for wheelchair users.
- Ramp access: Key attractions like the Shirley Sherwood Gallery and Treetop Walkway have ramps and lifts for easy access.
- Mobility aid hire: Manual wheelchairs are free to borrow at entrances and Kew Palace. Mobility scooters can be hired, though not allowed in some historic buildings or on the Treetop Walkway.
- Accessible toilets: Accessible restrooms are located throughout Kew Gardens, including at major entrances and attractions.
- Free companion tickets: Companions, carers, and support workers accompanying disabled visitors receive free entry. Documentation like a Blue Badge may be required.
- Guide dogs: Trained assistance dogs, including guide dogs, are welcome throughout Kew Gardens and inside buildings like Kew Palace, with water available on request.
- Pets: No furry animals are allowed at this experience due to venue restrictions.
- Age restriction: All visitors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Photography guidelines: Photography and videography are allowed for personal use only. Tripods require prior permission.
- Prohibited items: No bicycles, scooters, ball games, drones, or large bags/suitcases allowed on site.
- Picnicking: Picnicking is only allowed in designated areas. BBQs and open flames are not permitted.
- No smoking: Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited throughout the gardens.
On-Site Dining Options:
- The Orangery: A stylish café serving delicious seasonal meals and freshly baked goods, perfect for a relaxing break in the gardens.
- Victoria Plaza Café: Enjoy light snacks, freshly made sandwiches, and hot drinks at this charming café, ideal for a quick pick-me-up.
- Pavilion Bar & Grill: Savor a BBQ-style menu with tasty vegetarian options, perfect for a laid-back meal in a beautiful garden setting.
- Botanical Brasserie: An elegant dining experience focusing on locally sourced ingredients, offering a refined menu for a more upscale dining experience.
- Family Kitchen & Shop: Offers stone-baked pizzas, salads, and ice cream, ideal for families with kids who love fun dining experience and tasty meals.
Picnic-Friendly Areas:
- You can bring their own food and enjoy a picnic in designated areas.
Visit the gift shops for plant seeds, botanical prints, and garden-themed items.
- Family Kitchen & Shop (Located near Family Kitchen) offers stone-baked pizzas, plant-based dishes, ice cream, and kids’ books, along with nature-inspired toys and planting kits.
- Galleries Gift Shop (Near Shirley Sherwood or Marianne North Galleries) features botanical art prints, gardening books, luxury stationery, and Kew-branded souvenirs, perfect for art and nature lovers.
- Victoria Plaza Shop (Near Victoria Gate entrance) is where you would find Kew’s best-selling items like botanical candles, honey, teas, gardening tools, plus seasonal gifts like Christmas ornaments and Easter seeds.
- Budget: Travelodge London Kew Bridge (1.2 km I €70), Tribe Caribe (3 km I €59), Chiswick Lodge Hotel (3.7 km I €66)
- Mid-Budget: Kew Gardens Hotel (1.4 km I €145), Holiday Inn London - Brentford Lock by IHG (2.8 km I €126), Hilton London Syon Park (5.1 km I €138), (5.1 km I €138)
- Luxury: Coach & Horses (Hotel) (0.4 km I €185), Maids Guest Rooms (0.8 km I €174), Kew Gardens National Archive B & B (1.1 km I €185)
- London Museum of Water & Steam (0.9 km): Get up close with giant steam engines and learn how clean water changed London forever. Great for curious minds and engineering fans alike!
- The Musical Museum (1.1 km): From self-playing pianos to massive theatre organs, this quirky museum celebrates the magic of mechanical music with live demos!
- Richmond Park (4.5 km): One of London’s largest green spaces, famous for its roaming deer, scenic views, ancient oaks, and wide open spaces perfect for walking or cycling.
- London Wetland Centre (5.6 km): A peaceful wildlife haven full of lakes, birds, and boardwalks. Spot herons, kingfishers, and otters just minutes from the heart of the city!
- Marble Hill (5.9 km): This elegant Georgian villa sits beside the Thames with sprawling riverside gardens, perfect for picnics, gentle strolls, and a dose of history.
Beyond Kew Gardens
Windsor Castle
Royal drama, grand halls and centuries of secrets make Windsor Castle the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It’s where history still feels very much alive.
Tower of London
Crown Jewels, ravens and spine-tingling stories fill this legendary fortress. Once a palace and prison, the Tower has more royal plot twists than a soap opera.
Frequently Asked Questions about Kew Gardens tickets
Do they ever close areas during the day?
Yes, sometimes due to weather or maintenance. Check the daily signage at the gates or ask staff if you’re set on a specific spot.
Do I need a separate ticket for glasshouses or special exhibits?
No! Your Kew Gardens ticket includes entry to all open glasshouses and the Treetop Walkway. Special exhibitions may require a different ticket, though.
Do the flowers bloom year-round or just in spring?
There’s something in bloom almost every month, from snowdrops and witch hazel in winter to waterlilies and sunflowers in summer. Kew’s a year-round stunner.
Can I access all the zones in one visit?
Not really because Kew is huge! If you're short on time, focus on a few areas like the Temperate House, Japanese Garden, and the Treetop Walkway
Can I visit Kew if I’m allergic to pollen?
You can, but check the seasonal bloom calendar. Spring is peak pollen time, but areas like the glasshouses may feel more manageable.
Can I access the Treetop Walkway with a fear of heights?
It's sturdy, with handrails and no sway, but 18 metres up still feels high. Peek first, and skip it if you're not comfy.
Is there Wi-Fi at Kew Gardens?
Wi-Fi is not available throughout the gardens, so download any maps or guides you need before arriving. Think of it as a digital detox with extra plants.
What if it rains halfway through my visit?
Kew’s got plenty of glasshouses and galleries that make great rain shelters, plus lots of trees for cover. Pack an umbrella just in case!
Are the glasshouses hot all year round?
Yes, they’re temperature-controlled. The Palm House and Princess of Wales Conservatory stay humid, so maybe don’t wear five layers in winter.
Can I sketch or paint in the gardens?
Yes, and many do! Just be mindful of foot traffic and avoid blocking pathways or entrances, especially in popular spots like the Palm House.
Can I bring my coffee into the glasshouses?
Sorry, food and drinks aren’t allowed inside the glasshouses. But you can always sip in the gardens before heading in.
Can children enter the Kew Gardens alone?
No children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult at all times.
Are games and sports allowed?
No, sports, games, and even jogging is not allowed in the gardens.
From happy customers
Angela
Mar, 2026
+ 5 more
Everything went smoothly and without a hitch. Check-in was quick. The Tower, the history, and the Crown Jewels are all worth seeing. The whole experience was enhanced by the interesting audio guide. I highly recommend it!!
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Combo: Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels + Kew Gardens Tickets
Ryan
United KingdomMar, 2026
Tower of London was an amazing experience. We went specifically to see the crow jewels and it's an experience that can't be justified by simply telling someone they'd have to see if for themselves. Seeing them I was mesmerized it was a truely unforgettable experience
Combo: Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels + Kew Gardens Tickets
Sany
Jan, 2026
+ 1 more
My husband's birthday couldn't go unnoticed, and the best gift was the invitation to Windsor Castle. It was wonderful; we saw the chapel where Queen Elizabeth is buried, and I was very moved. We took many photos in the garden. It was a worthwhile experience.
Combo: Windsor Castle + Kew Gardens Tickets
David
United KingdomJan, 2026
Very organised easy route to follow and very welcoming staff. We were pleased to see a lot of special people helping out and always helpful. Thank you
Combo: Windsor Castle + Kew Gardens Tickets
Angelatos
AustraliaJan, 2026
+ 1 more
The Garden were beautiful, even in winter. To be able to be indoors surrounded by majestic jungles of plants & varieties were impressive. I hope to be back from Australia this year 2026 in spring to return & see it all in bloom. My favourite glass house content was the Australian one, the smell when you first enter was beautiful & calming. The original glass houses are beautiful structures & shapes.
Kew Gardens Admission Ticket
Clive
Oct, 2025
Great day out the green houses was beautiful , the tree top walk was fantastic and the grounds was amazing. Did not see the Japanese tower as it was close, so maybe a trip back again in the near future. 👍
Kew Gardens Admission Ticket
Alina
United KingdomOct, 2025
Very lovely place to visit - highly recommend to everyone who still did not go there . Regret that it took me so long to finally see it all myself
Combo: Kew Gardens + Kensington Palace Admission Tickets
Maria
Mar, 2026
It's nice to know in advance that you'll have access to the attractions you've chosen. Everything is conveniently organized in the app, so you don't have to worry about tickets. Everything went smoothly!
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