Kew Palace is a beautiful historic palace surrounded by stunning gardens and peaceful scenery. The palace is well preserved, with informative exhibits that offer a fascinating glimpse into British royal history. The staff are friendly, the grounds are clean, and the atmosphere is calm and relaxing. It is a wonderful place for history lovers, families, and anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful day in London. Highly recommended!

While this a gorgeous palace full of colonial era history, I can’t help but feel completely slighted by their “membership”. We were sold the membership to access this palace and others, however they still charge you £28 to enter the property. I’m am exceptionally displeased by this disingenuous sales pitch.

A small compact Palace with a story in each room. Enjoy a visit to the Palace alongside Kew gardens. A day of leisurely strolling around the park, it's magnificent palm houses and Queen Charlotte's garden.

Kew Gardens offers a truly serene escape from the everyday hustle. It is a place where nature's artistry is on full display, inviting quiet contemplation. Strolling through its lush pathways, one can feel a profound sense of peace wash over them. The meticulously curated landscapes provide a visually stunning and remarkably tranquil environment. From vibrant floral displays to ancient trees, every corner whispers calm. It is a haven where the soul can find solace and rejuvenation. The gentle rustling of leaves and the sweet scent of blossoms create an atmosphere of pure serenity. Kew Gardens stands as a testament to nature's ability to soothe and inspire.

So much to see. A must visit. Variety of gardens to explore. The greenhouses and palm house are a must visit. There is a variety of eateries to choose from. Make sure you spend a whole day there you will still not see everything