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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.

Autumn canopy of colourful leaves

Arboretum

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

View of species from the dry tropics in the Princess of Wales Conservatory

Princess of Wales Conservatory

Travel from the deserts to the tropics with a trip through this glassy wonderland.

The Lake and Sackler Crossing in the heart of our Arboretum

Lake and Sackler Crossing

Curve your way across our Lake to admire the surrounding trees and wildlife.

Explore our Living Plant Collection

Library, Art and Archives

Discover nearly 2,000 years of plant knowledge in one of the most extensive botanical libraries in the world.
Marianne North Gallery

Travel the world through the paintings of the extraordinary Marianne North – an unsung pioneer in botanical art.
Mediterranean Garden and King William's Temple

Visit our Mediterranean habitat and discover its incredible plant diversity.
Natural Area

Weave your way into the wildness of Kew’s Natural Area, 37 acres of classic woodland.
Palm House

Explore this remarkable indoor rainforest and discover tropical plants from some of the most threatened environments in the world.
Princess of Wales Conservatory

Travel from the deserts to the tropics with a trip through this glassy wonderland.
Queen’s Garden

Enjoy an elegant walk back in time in this 17th century idyll.
Rhododendron Dell

Enjoy the fragrances and rich textures of the magnificent rhododendron.
Rock Garden

A dramatic valley carved through the landscape with wild-collected plants from six mountainous regions of the world.
Rose Garden

Wander through our stunning Rose Garden and inhale the scent of hundreds of roses.
Closed until 3 April 2020

Royal Treasures

Step back in time to explore the 17th century elegance of Kew Palace or the rustic charm of Queen Charlotte's Cottage.
Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art

The world’s first public gallery dedicated to classic and contemporary botanical art.

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