A beautiful, extraordinary and world-famous botanical collection of over 50,000 living plants come together to create one of the most biodiverse gardens on planet Earth. This unique UNESCO World Heritage site contains plants from tropical, temperate, arid and alpine climates, carefully grown by expert horticulturalists.

Travel through ten different climate zones in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, wander through the seasonal Arboretum, experience the drama of the Rock Garden's cascading waterfalls, feast your senses on the Great Broad Walk Borders, discover rare plans in the world's largest Victorian glasshouse, visit a traditional Japanese farmhouse in the Bamboo Garden, adventure through the canopy on the Treetop Walkway and so much more. Top tip! Bluebell Woods and the pink Japanese cherry blossoms tend to be spectacular at this time of year. Discover all things you can see and do at this incredible site.

A brand new exhibition comes to Kew this spring and summer! Marc Quinn: Light into Life features over 20 new sculptures and installations across the gardens that have been inspired by significant plants within the collection. Here until 29 Sep only and included with entry.

The coach is due to arrive at Elizabeth Gate at 11:30 and depart at 16:30. There will be a services comfort stop on the outward journey. A special young persons price of £45 applies to those aged 16-24 inclusive. Got a question? Ask our friendly team.

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