Kew Palace & Royal Botanic Gardens Ticket

Immerse yourself in the sophisticated allure of Kew Palace and take a serene walk through the breathtaking Royal Botanic Gardens with this admission ticket to the historic royal abode.

Kew Palace & Royal Botanic Gardens Admission

Explore the smallest royal palace in the UK, originally constructed in 1631 as the private dwelling of a Dutch merchant, later becoming the residence of King George III. This ticket grants you entry to the meticulously restored rooms where the king and his family lived, allowing you to appreciate the decor and furnishings reminiscent of the era.

While visiting Kew Palace, often referred to as the Dutch House, you can also wander through the stunning grounds that surround it. A short ten-minute walk will lead you to the Royal Botanic Gardens.

This lush area, located adjacent to the River Thames in southwest London, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spanning over 300 acres (121 hectares), it boasts the most extensive and diverse botanical collections globally. Discover a variety of plant species in the six incredible greenhouses, enjoy views of the park from the treetop walkway, and stop by the charming 18th-century Queen Charlotte's Cottage.

Hours of Operation

Kew Palace and the Royal Botanic Gardens are accessible daily at the following hours:

• Kew Palace
• Royal Botanic Gardens

Be aware that the operating hours for the palace and the royal kitchens vary by season. Typically, they are open from Easter through the final weekend in September, although specific days may change.