A Visit to Kew Gardens - Royal Botanic Gardens

Kew Gardens is a haven for nature lovers, with the largest collection of living plants in the world.

Founded in 1759 by Augusta, Duchess of Brunswick, this garden is a significant site for botanical research and conservation. It features stunning glasshouses and diverse landscapes, representing flora from the Arctic to the Tropics. With a history spanning over two centuries, Kew Gardens plays a vital role in global plant conservation.

Must-See Wonders

🌿 Palm House: A Victorian glasshouse displaying tropical plants from around the world.
🏰 Princess of Wales Conservatory: Home to a range of climates and ecosystems, showcasing exotic plants.
🌸 Rose Garden: Features over 200 varieties of roses, ideal for a serene stroll.

Accessible via public transport with both free and paid attractions, Kew Gardens caters to tourists, families, and plant enthusiasts alike.