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al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
al_mary Says: We spent an entire day walking around Kew Gardens.These photos we all taken in the gardens ......
BluBluBlu Says: This is on the north side of Kew Bridge, and houses the worlds largest collection of 'steam pumping' machines.
BluBluBlu Says: Just an outside view of the Palm House, and a fountain...
BluBluBlu Says: In high summer the main lake is buzzing with wildlife...birds, fish, dragonflies...all at the hight of activity.
BluBluBlu Says: To the west of the gardens is this view, across the Thames, of Syon House, which is worth a visit for its Butterfly House and Ornamental Gardens...
BluBluBlu Says: This is an immaculate replica of the Japanese style garden...
BluBluBlu Says: This is Kews largest glass house, and includes ponds and man-made rivers, and features the 16m high Chilean Wine Palm!
BluBluBlu Says: This place is warm and steamy with jets spewing out spray all the time. It mimics the tropical rainforest, and houses many endangered species.
BluBluBlu Says: The pond is covered by huge water lilies, but most people miss the interesting plants around the outside such as lemon grass and rice...be warned...its hot in here!
BluBluBlu Says: There was a fashion for Chinoiserie in English garden design in the mid 18th century. Sir William Chambers was a keen advocate, using decorative buildings and intricate pathways as a reaction to the sweeping 'natural' lines of contemporaries such as Lancelot 'Capability'...
BluBluBlu Says: Inside the Royal Botanic Gardens there are four cafes/restaurants...where you can get a basic sandwich through to a full a la carte meal.
KelseyQ Says: Light, airy, contemporary, cosy.Crisp white tableclothes and cheerful, helpful staff and exquisite food make this a great destination for a grown up lunch before strolling around the grounds of Kew Gardens. I had a crispy Seabass on a bed of gremolata. Divine.
LondonChris Says: Take lunch, sit on the grass, and relax...
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Kew is a sleepy village to the west of London, and is famed for its Royal Botanic gardens, and apart from the Steam Museum, is the main reason to visit...
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South West London hold one of the most amazing gardens in the world, Kew Gardens. Home to plants from all over the worls, interesting, and also a relaxing place. It is very big, a whole day is need to...
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The Royal Botanic Gardens located in Kew, is one of the world's leading botanic gardens. NOTE: CHECK OUT OUR KEW VIDEOS
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Kew Gardens is a beautiful place to walk around and be one with nature. Spring is a time for all of those bulbs to burst up and decorate the grounds with spashes of long awaited colour.
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