Vistas & landscape features
Arboretum
Kew's Arboretum stretches over the majority of the Gardens' 121 leafy hectares (300 acres).
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The Broad Walk
Kew’s Broad Walk runs from the Palm House to the eastern end of the Orangery, where it takes a 90-degree turn and continues on to the Main Gate (this section is sometimes called the mini-Broad Walk).
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Cedar Vista
Cedar Vista is the longest of seven avenues radiating from the Pagoda.
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Cherry Walk
Cherry Walk runs from the Rose Garden behind the Palm House to King William’s Temple, and then on to the Temperate House.
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Crocus Carpet
The Crocus Carpet creates a spectacular show of white and purple between Victoria Gate and King William’s Temple in March.
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Holly Walk
Stretching for 1,030 metres, Holly Walk is one of Europe’s most comprehensive collections of mature hollies.
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Japanese Landscape
Covering some 5,000 square metres, the Japanese Landscape was designed to complement the Japanese Gateway.
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Pagoda Vista
Pagoda Vista is a wide, grassed walkway that runs 850 metres from the southeastern end of the Palm House to the Pagoda.
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Redwood Grove
On the southern side of Cedar Vista, about halfway between the Pagoda and River Thames, stands Kew’s Redwood Grove.
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Riverside Walk
This mown-grass walk runs parallel to the River Thames between the Brentford Gate and Syon Overlook.
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