Welcome to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

We want to live in a world where plants and fungi are understood, valued and conserved. Discover our science and visit our world-leading botanic gardens, Kew Gardens and Wakehurst.

Plan your visit to Kew Gardens

There is so much to see and do at Kew Gardens. Whether you are a first time visitor or a seasoned regular, find out how to get the most out of your visit.

Plan your visit to Wakehurst

Whether you are a regular visitor or planning your first visit to Wakehurst, find out how you can make the most of your day.

Kew Science

Science has always been at the heart of Kew. Our research, partnerships and collections contribute to some of the most important issues facing our planet.

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Children play the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.

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By donating today, you will share in the creation of an extraordinary Children’s Garden, offering a rich and diverse experience for all to enjoy.

The world's greatest glasshouse

The spectacular Temperate House is now open. See over 10,000 plants in the world's biggest Victorian glasshouse.

Kew Science blog

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9th May 2018

Colombia’s high-elevation biodiversity at risk

Researchers from Kew gather plant specimens and data in the Colombian páramos to model the impact of climate change

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Kew Science

Image showing Santa Rosa dome inselberg is a granitic rock formation with a plant mat dominated by Bromeliads.

30th April 2018

The Chiquitania: Tropical Important Plant Areas in Bolivia

Rosie Clegg explains why the Chiquitania, a biodiverse region of Bolivia has captured the attention of Kew scientists, with its fascinating ecology, geology and culture.

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Kew Science