Kew Gardens & Kew Palace: Priority Entrance Ticket
The Kew Botanical Gardens were set up in 1840, to house the largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world. Today, the gardens are a World Heritage site, drawing in millions of visitors every year.
Visit the Gardens with these priority access tickets, which will save you the hassle of standing in line for entry. You can then use the time you have saved to explore the vast stretches of gardens, conservatories, art galleries that are contained within the Kew’s sprawling 121 hectares. While you see the sights, you can take your time and smell the roses, water lilies, chocolate trees, and much more!
Far from the madding London crowds, the Kew Gardens grant you a unique opportunity to relax and unwind. 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 Temperate Gardens, the orangery with its sweet-smelling citrus trees, the classical brick Kew Palace, and the 18-meter high Treetop Walkway. The Kew Gardens also boast of two different art galleries, the Marianne North Gallery which displays art from around the world, and the Shirley Sherwood which contains botanical art. There is something for everyone in these beautiful gardens.
A day spent in the Kew Gardens will leave you coming back for more!
