The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, also known as Kew Gardens, covers more than 320 acres of green space and includes tropical glasshouses, floral displays from more than 60,000 plants and giant lily pads. It’s London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage Site and also a world-leading scientific research centre. Whether you’re looking to wander around themed gardens or explore the world-famous tropical glasshouses, here’s just a few things you can discover on your next trip to Kew Gardens🍃 📍Kew Gardens #

Rise above the ordinary at Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway!✨ � Wander 18 metres up through a living canopy and discover the hidden world of leaves, lichens, birds, and bugs - a treetop ecosystem buzzing with life. Back on the ground, explore stunning tree trunk sculptures that reveal the microscopic magic of how trees grow.�It’s not just a walk — it’s a journey into the secret life of forests🌳� 📍Kew Gardens #LondonMakesItPossible #VisitLondon #KewGardens #TreetopWalkway #NatureLovers #HiddenWorlds

Here’s why Kew Gardens is one of the best places to explore in London: – The treetop skywalk takes you 18 meters above ground with panoramic views over the gardens – The Palm House has an incredible spiral staircase that leads you through layers of tropical plants and heat – You’ll find rare plants from around the world inside the glasshouses – The Japanese garden is peaceful and beautifully designed – There are hidden paths, bamboo forests, and unique seasonal exhibits year-round Perfect for na

We’re taking a moment to enjoy the terrific tulips dotted along Cherry Walk... 🌷 | Kew Gardens

Meet some of the women making science happen at Kew 🔬 From our labs to our archives, their work helps protect plants and fungi for the future of all life on Earth We’re proud that nearly 60% of our Science Directorate are women 💚 Got a question for them? Ask away! | Kew Gardens