Kew Gardens Ticket

Must-Visit Botanical Garden,
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

If you love phytoncides, nature, and plants, be sure to visit London's Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003. As the world's largest botanical garden, you can see approximately 30,000 species of flowers and trees. With different atmospheres depending on the season and varying landscapes between day and night, many tourists revisit this location.

Diverse Concepts Inside

1. Palm House:
A space exhibiting various palm trees and tropical plants from different tropical regions.

2. Temperate House:
A place to preserve and exhibit plants from temperate regions. 

3. Princess of Wales Conservatory:
A modern greenhouse exhibiting various types of desert plants and air plants.

4. The Great Pagoda:
Built in 1762, this Chinese-style tower is one of the iconic buildings within Kew Gardens.

5. Waterlily House:
A place to preserve and exhibit various types of lotuses, where you can admire beautiful lotuses on the water.

The Internal Gallery is also Worth Seeing

Inside, there is 'The Marianne North Gallery,' an art gallery that houses the works of the painter Marianne North. It showcases various plants and landscapes she painted while traveling around the world and is one of the highlights of the Royal Botanic Gardens.