Kew Gardens

Discover the world of science behind our botanical collections, with over 50,000 living plants to be found across our UNESCO World Heritage site.

Autumn leaves of American smokewood (Cotinus obovatus) in front of Temple of Bellona at Kew Gardens

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10am*–4.15pm (last entry 3.15pm)

*9am openings on 31 October and 1 November

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Only 30 mins from Central London. Our four gates can be accessed by rail, bus or river. Parking is limited.

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Enjoy unlimited entry, special discounts, and exclusive access to events, behind-the-scenes tours and expert talks.

What's in the Gardens

From Victorian glasshouses to an Alpine rock garden, there's something to see in every corner.

  • Kew in autumn

    Arboretum

    Explore our vast collection of 14,000 trees, a unique living landscape shaped by the seasons.

  • Davies Alpine House at Kew

    Davies Alpine House 

    Venture into high-altitude territory and experience the cool, dry and windy conditions that allow alpine plants to flourish. 
    • What you can see
    • Bottle brush

      Plants

      Our incredible living plant collections are among the largest and most diverse in the world.

      Plants at Kew Gardens
    • A burger

      Eating and drinking

      Our restaurants and cafes are open and serving delicious food and drink for you to enjoy.

      Eating at Kew Gardens
    • Close up of the autumnal leaves of red maple (Acer rubrum)

      Coronavirus guidance

      See the changes we've made and how our time slots work.

      Information for you

    We have a few dos and don'ts in place to keep everyone happy. Please also check our planned closures before your visit to avoid disappointment.

    Full maidenhair tree with yellow leaves in autumn

    We urgently need your help

    Closing our gardens and reducing our visitor numbers means we have lost £15 million which we rely on for vital global conservation and nurturing our beloved gardens. Your support can help us protect our future.

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    Visit Wakehurst

    Explore our wild botanic garden in Sussex, with 500 acres of ornamental gardens, woodlands and a nature reserve.

    Visit Wakehurst