Visit Kew Gardens this autumn
Visit Kew Gardens this autumn and go 18 metres up onto our Xstrata Treetop Walkway for head-turning views of autumn. Seek out our quirky Bonsai House and take in these miniature trees in the full throes of autumn colour.
Visit Kew Gardens - the most natural high in London this autumn
Visit Kew Gardens and go 18 metres up onto our spectacular Xstrata Treetop Walkway for head-turning views of autumn. Golden browns, burnt oranges and deep reds - with the leaves starting to turn to a glorious array of colours, there is only one place in London to really experience the delights of autumn-time.
- Buy tickets - adults £13.90, concessions £11.90, and children under the age of 17 come FREE!
- Become a Friend of Kew and get unlimited access to the Gardens all year round for 20p per day
Reach breath-taking heights on the Xstrata Treetop Walkway
Climb high into the tree canopy for a spectacular experience testing your head for heights. Feel as tall as the trees and enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the Gardens as they burst with autumn colour.
As the trees shed their summer growth, one of Kew’s most popular attractions – the 18 metre high Xstrata Treetop Walkway – opens up stunning views across the Gardens and the city’s skyline.
More sensational autumn experiences at Kew Gardens
Seek out Kew's quirky Bonsai House
See the best bonsai trees from our collection this autumn.
Before visiting their full-sized neighbours, why not wander over to the wonderfully quirky Bonsai House and take in these miniature trees in the full throes of autumn colour? Built in 1887, Kew’s Bonsai House was originally used for displaying Alpine plants, and over the years it has been enlarged and reconstructed. Bonsai are ornamental trees or shrubs that are grown in pots and pruned to present a miniature version of a mature tree.
Meet the experts behind the trees at Kew
Take a tour on the Xstrata Treetop Walkway
Meet Tony Kirkham, Head of Kew's world-class Arboretum, and take a tour on the Xstrata Treetop Walkway.
Walk a 200 metre circuit up high in the Arboretum canopy to take in the autumnal transformation of sweet chestnuts, limes and deciduous oaks, planted in the 18th century.
Autumn events at Kew Gardens
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Purple Orchid (A), Princess of Wales Conservatory. KEW Garden @ 19 February 2012 (Part 1 of 2)
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Purple Orchid (A), Princess of Wales Conservatory. KEW Garden @ 19 February 2012 (Part 2 of 2)
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Beautiful Pink Orchid, Princess of Wales Conservatory. KEW Garden @ 19 February 2012 (Part 1 of 2)
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Beautiful Pink Orchid, Princess of Wales Conservatory. KEW Garden @ 19 February 2012 (Part 2 of 2)
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Royal KEW Gardens "Tropical Extravangza - An Explosion of Colour 2012" @ 19 February 2012
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Tropical Extravaganza 2012, Kew Gardens
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Tropical Extravaganza 2012, Kew Gardens
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Tropical Extravaganza 2012, Kew Gardens
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Tropical Extravaganza 2012, Kew Gardens
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We invite photographers to capture the sights at Kew and Wakehurst. These images are a selection of images submitted by photographers from around the world. We hope you enjoy them. You can see more on Flickr.
Browse our autumn shop collection
Treat your friends and family to something special from Kew's autumn shop collection. You'll find a range of guide books, stunning botanical prints, gift tickets and Kew membership offers.
