Kew Palace & Royal Botanic Gardens Ticket

Kew Palace & Royal Botanic Gardens Ticket

Discover the smallest British royal palace, first built in 1631 as a private residence for a Dutch merchant before being home to King George III. This entrance ticket gives you access to the rooms where the monarch and his family spent their days, which have been carefully restored so you can admire the decor and furnishings as they would have been back in the day.

As well as exploring Kew Palace, whose main building is also known as Dutch House, you'll be able to stroll around the beautiful estate surrounding it. Around a ten-minute walk away, you'll find the Royal Botanic Gardens.

This green space, located next to the River Thames in southwest London, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spread over 300 acres (121 hectares), it houses the largest and most diverse botanical collections in the world. Marvel at the different plant species in the six greenhouses, see the park from above from the treetop walkway, and visit the 18th-century Queen Charlotte's Cottage.

Opening times

Kew Palace and the Royal Botanical Gardens are open every day at the following times: 

• Kew Palace
• Royal Botanical Gardens

Please note that the opening hours for the palace and the royal kitchens will depend on the season. Normally the palace and kitchens open between Easter and the last weekend in September, but the exact days are subject to change.