London Kew Garden Admission Tickets

Step into a floral paradise with dreamlike landscapes when you buy these tickets for Kew Gardens in London.

This natural space, situated just a few minutes from the centre of the British capital, offers you a tour of over 120 hectares of gardens, brimming with an endless variety of exotic plants and trees.

You’ll be able to stroll through its five glasshouses: the Princess of Wales’ Conservatory, the Bonsai House, the Temperate House, the Palm House and the Alpine House, each featuring different types of flora and distinctive interior and exterior décor.

Upon entering The Hive, you’ll explore an impressive structure considered an engineering marvel, which mimics the workings of a beehive with the aim of educating visitors about the importance of coexisting with bees and conserving the species.

Heading north through the gardens , you’ll see the imposing Kew Palace, one of the city’s most classic royal palaces. You can explore its corridors if you plan your visit between April and September, as your booking includes admission.

Your adventure will take to the skies when you reach the Treetop Walkway, a walkway that allows you to stroll above the treetops to enjoy the best views of the area and breathe in the freshest air.

For lovers of Asian culture, a must-see is the Great Pagoda, surrounded by themed gardens designed to celebrate Japanese style and offer you the most relaxing moment of your trip.

As an added bonus, if you’re planning to explore Kew Gardens with your family, there’s the Climbers & Creepers children’s play area, which offers attractions and games for the little ones.

In addition to all this, you’ll have access to two galleries situated within the gardens: the Marianne North Gallery and the Shirley Sherwood Gallery, featuring artworks from around the world and botanical art.

• Location: Kew Gardens is situated in south-west London, in the borough of Richmond upon Thames. It lies beside the River Thames and is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest underground station is Kew Gardens on the District Line, which is also connected to the Overground. From the station, the gardens are about a 5–10-minute walk away, and the nearest entrance is Victoria Gate.