Kew Gardens

We went the day before the years hottest temperature was recorded at Kew! It was pleasantly quite - we presume due to the heat - water stations available in the restaurants/cafes and some others dotted around. Great service when we interacted with staff. Great day out with 11, 9 & 3 year old plus a baby. Lots of shade under the trees. Good facilities in the family restaurant next to the playground/waterplay area. We'll definitely make the effort to come again when it's greener!
Sarah Ballard - 4 weeks ago

We had a wonderful family get-together at Kew Gardens and couldn't have asked for a better day. The gardens are absolutely stunning, with so much natural beauty to explore. The children had an amazing time, and we adults enjoyed every moment too. It was a very educational visit, with fascinating plants, trees, and beautiful landscapes around every corner. We brought a picnic, which made the day even more special, as there were plenty of lovely spots to relax together. To finish the day, we treated ourselves to delicious ice cream and refreshing drinks at the café. It was a warm day, so sitting inside with the air conditioning was the perfect way to cool down before heading home. A fantastic day out for all ages—we'll definitely be back!
Aisha - 2 months ago

Kew is one of my favorite London attractions. It takes all the world’s botanical gardens and multiplies that another twenty times. Such a great place. This was our first fall time visit. While not as many blooms as spring, it was still tranquil with lots of amazing specimens.
Yauchzee - 4 weeks ago

Royal Botanic Gardens in London are an absolutely amazing place to visit. It’s a place where both adults and children will have a great time. You can enjoy this incredible feeling of freedom, nature, and lush greenery. You might even see foxes literally running just a few metres away from you, stopping and looking at you with curiosity. You can discover some truly amazing and very rare plants in the tropical glasshouse, and you can also visit the Palm House. You can climb up the Pagoda, and from the seventh level you can enjoy spectacular views across the park, the surrounding area, and a large part of London. And then there’s the 18-metre-high walkway, which will definitely remind your adrenaline just how high up you actually are! It’s a really exciting experience and something truly worth seeing. And if you love nature — or even if you don’t — believe me, you will enjoy visiting this place. There’s one more important thing to know. If you receive benefits such as Pension Credit, Universal Credit, or certain child benefits, you may be able to enter this wonderful park for as little as £1–£2. You just need to provide proof that you receive the benefit. Normally, an adult ticket costs around £27.
Jelena Petusko - 3 weeks ago

Great place to hangout for people who loves nature and architecture. The glass houses close at 5pm though the park /cafe timings are upto 6.45. There is a family restaurant and children play area available. The kids and family restaurant is itself quite engaging for kids. This place is worth spending a whole day. Dont miss out the treetop walkway that gives a good view of the whole park
neha fatima - a month ago