Reach new heights on a walk through Kew Gardens treetop canopy and discover spectacular views of the botanical gardens🌳 Towering 18 metres above the ground, the Treetop Walkway is a chance to get closer to Kew’s world-famous trees. From its heights, you can observe the complex ecosystem of the trees' uppermost branches and discover a world teeming with wildlife. Whatever your vantage point, exploring high in the treetops is a must on any visit to Kew Gardens. 📍Kew Gardens #LetsDoLondon #VisitL

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 #

The unmissable Christmas at Kew is back for 2025! ✨ Enjoy spectacular new creations from world-wide artists that promise to be as magical as ever. Don’t miss this extraordinary festive experience! 🎄 | My Christmas Trails

Kew Gardens is glowing with magical illuminations. This Christmas, the botanical garden's mile-long, twinkling trail follows a new route. Expect laser projections on Temperate House, a shower of silvery vines along the Treetop Walkway and a brand new glittering spiral tree installation. Old favourites including the Tunnel of Light and the fire garden are also making a triumphant return. Mulled wine, sparkles and shopping = festive bliss 🍷✨🍂 | Time Out London

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