Kew Palace
Open 21 March - 28 September 2008
Kew Palace is central to understanding the relationship of George III,
Queen Charlotte and their family with the Gardens they loved so much. Many
of the features we enjoy are owed to them such as the Pagoda and 'Hollow
Walk' now replanted as the Rhododendron Dell.
The Palace offers you the opportunity of finding out about the royal family's lives, interests and the intimacy of royal Kew.
After a meticulous restoration by Historic Royal Palaces, three floors are open to the public. Admire the Princesses' Dolls' House and other items owned by the family, discover their taste in decoration and, on the second floor, opening for the first time, learn about historic conservation.
Tickets
• Adult £5
• Concession £4.50
• Child (5 - 16 inclusive) £2.50
• Under 5s free
Tickets are available on the day for timed slots from 10am.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Tickets are only available with entrance to Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Visitors, including members of Historic Royal Palaces, must have a ticket for the Gardens.
Groups of 10 or more of paying visitors may pre-book through our Groups team.
On Mondays during term-time (during the Palace season) education groups
will have priority.