A landmark exhibition arrives at Kew this month inviting you to experience the awe-inspiring scale and beauty of Henry Moore's sculptures at the largest outdoor exhibition every presented by Moore! Interact with 30 monumental sculptures installed throughout the Gardens, which span the nearly 70-year career of one of Britain’s most renowned artists.

Kew is home to an extraordinary, world-famous collection of over 50,000 living botanicals that come together to create one of the most biodiverse gardens on planet Earth! Travel through ten different climate zones in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, experience the drama of the Rock Garden's cascading waterfalls, feast your senses on the Great Broad Walk Borders, discover rare plants in the world's largest Victorian glasshouse, visit a traditional Japanese Minka House and discover 130 species in the Bamboo Garden (with its own traditional Japanese Minka House), adventure through the canopy on the 18m high Treetop Walkway and so much more. Discover all things you can see and do at this incredible destination. Top tip - Bluebell Woods and the pink Japanese cherry blossoms tend to be spectacular at this time of year.

Includes entry to Kew, return travel and a reserved coach seat. The coach is due to arrive at 11:45 and depart at 16:15. The coach will set down/pick up at Elizabeth Gate. There will be a short services comfort stop on the outward journey. Please check Kew's website for any specific attractions that might require pre-booking. A special young persons price is available for those aged 16-29 at £49.

You might also like Chelsworth Open Gardens on Sun 28 June or RHS Sandringham Flower Show on Thur 23 July.