Kew Gardens and Kew Palace

Trip Description

The Royal Botanical Gardens are set in 300 acres and are home to the largest collection of living plants with over 40,000 species.  Within the gardens stands Kew Palace, built in 1631, it was the country home of George III - only open thought the summer months.

Weekends only, Queen Charlotte’s Cottage, an 18^th century thatched cottage was built as a country retreat where the royal family could rest and take tea during walks in the gardens.

Great Pagoda, almost 50m in height and visible for miles around. Orginally completed in 1762, restored in 2018. A 10 storey octagonal structure can be viewed from outside. A ticket can be purchased on the day to climb the 210 steps to the top. (NOT included). 

2025 Exhibition: TBA

Restaurant and Cafe facilities. Gift shops. Picnics outside.
General Admission included: Freetime: 4.5 hours
Approx return time 8.00pm 
Code: 02 (Last Pickup Point - Leicester, St Margaret's Bus Station)