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Kew Gardens tickets

Most people need only the entry ticket. It covers the gardens, Kew Palace and the permanent exhibitions, and the ticket arrives on your phone as soon as you book. If you want to see more of London on the same day, there are two combinations: one with Kensington Palace and one with a guided walk through Westminster. Whichever you choose, pick a day when the weather is kind: most of Kew is outdoors.

The curved glass and white iron Palm House beyond Victorian flower beds and lawn, under a sky of broken cloud
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Kew Gardens: Entry Ticket

The gardens, Kew Palace and the permanent exhibitions

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  • Entry to the gardens and to Kew Palace, access to the permanent exhibitions, and a map with a guide to the highlights of the season. Kew Palace is closed in winter.
  • The Kew Explorer land train and the Orchids After Hours evenings are not included. The ticket arrives on your phone straight away, and you use it on the day you choose. Last entry is about an hour before closing, and the ticket is accessible to wheelchair users.
The Temperate House seen straight on from its approach path, with steps up to the central entrance and a blue sky

Kew Gardens + Kensington Palace: Entry Ticket

Two garden and palace visits, with a digital guide

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  • Entry to Kew Gardens and to Kensington Palace, with a digital guide to help you plan the two visits.
  • The ticket arrives on your phone and cannot be cancelled, so choose your day with care. Kew and Kensington Palace are in different parts of London, so plan them on separate parts of the day or on two days.

from £40£41.70

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The stone gate piers and black wrought-iron gates of Victoria Gate, the main entrance, under a blue sky

Westminster Guided Walking Tour + Kew Gardens Entry

Walk Westminster with a local guide, then enter Kew

  • A walking tour of Westminster with a local guide who speaks English, in a small group. It starts at 150 Piccadilly, near Green Park, and passes more than 20 landmarks, among them Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.
  • After the tour you go on to Kew Gardens with your ticket, and the whole programme lasts about 5 hours. The journey to Kew is not included: the guide explains how to get there. Arrive 10 minutes early, and you can cancel up to 24 hours before the start.

Prices and ratings updated 31 October 2026.

Kew Gardens: frequently asked questions

What does the Kew Gardens ticket include?

Entry to the gardens and to Kew Palace, access to the permanent exhibitions, and a map with a guide to the highlights of the season. The Kew Explorer land train and the Orchids After Hours evenings are extra.

Is Kew Palace open?

It is included in the ticket, but it opens only in the warmer months. In winter it is closed, so do not count on it.

Is the Palm House included in the ticket?

Yes. The Palm House, the Temperate House and the Princess of Wales Conservatory are part of the gardens, and the entry ticket covers them.

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