Kew Gardens

Amazing place, I think nearly every plant and display had IDs on them. Loved the house with plant painting gallery in it 😍 The wonderful views climbing up the tree's/ pagoda and the the glass houses. The rose garden displays were just beautiful 😻 Loved absolutely everything here couldn't fault anything Highly recommend
Izzy Wizzy - a week ago

Lovely flat mostly, lots of glasshouses with different plants, temperate, palm, princess of Wales conservatory, waterlily house, alpine house. A liot of sculptors around to add interest and plenty of cafe and ice cream stops as you walk around. We did a guided tour which was excellent and gives a lot of deal of the history and what is there to see. I would recommend going on a walk to the outskirts of the park to the pergola and parkland as its very quiet, and not really too far.
hannah sherlock - a week ago

The gardens are massive -expect to walk 5-10km to see most of it. Plenty of benches around to have a rest and enjoy the surrounds. Bathrooms are easy to access. We were there on Father’s Day so it was busy but only noticeable around the food purchasing areas.
Elise Rogers - a week ago

Wow, where do I even begin with Kew Gardens? This place is absolutely magnificent and enormous! Seriously, wear comfortable shoes because you're going to want to explore every nook and cranny. First off, Queen Charlotte’s mansion. I was absolutely blown away by the history seeping out of every corner. It felt like stepping back in time! One of the guides inside, who clearly moonlights as a history professor, taught me so many fascinating tidbits that I almost considered starting my own historical podcast. Almost. Now, let's talk about the glasshouses. Walking through those, surrounded by exotic flowers from every corner of the globe, felt like entering a magical realm. It’s like a botanical United Nations in there! And don't get me started on the metal bee hive structure. It's a masterpiece. I was there as the sun was setting and, let me tell you, when those lights started to glow, it felt like being in a futuristic fairy tale. Just make sure your camera is ready, because you'll want to capture that brilliance. The flowers and trees all around Kew Gardens are spectacular and so well-maintained. I kept thinking they must have a secret garden army to keep everything looking so perfect. Oh, and the ice cream trucks! I couldn't resist treating myself to a chocolate and vanilla swirl, and it was the perfect companion as I strolled through the gardens. Nothing like a little sugar to fuel your exploration, right? For those of you with kids, the play area is top-notch. My nephew had an absolute blast. It's designed so well that I almost considered joining in, but alas, I settled for the role of the cool uncle cheering from the sidelines. The staff throughout the gardens were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Every time I had a question, they had an answer—and usually an interesting story to go with it. All in all, Kew Gardens is a must-visit, whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or just in need of a picturesque day out with the family. Highly recommended! P.S. Don't forget to stop by the gift shop—because who doesn't need more plant-themed souvenirs?
Ayyub Chowdhury - a week ago

Always splendid. Had a great time exploring the green houses. Lovely exhibits, everything lush and green- calming, soothing, meditative. The shop sells brilliant scented soaps(magnolia & pear is my absolute favourite) and the scarves are gorgeous. Keep a day for this gem of a garden.
Saman Khan - a week ago