Tickets and prices

Admission prices for Kew Palace including details of group discounts and information on how to book.

Prices

	Gate price	Group rate (min. 10 visitors)
Adult	£5.00	£4.50
Child (under 16)*	£2.50	£2.25
Concessions**	£4.50	£4.05
Family***	£13.00

*Children under 5 years old are admitted free of charge.
**Student with ID or senior citizen (over 60)
***Up to 2 adults and 3 children

Note that an admission ticket to Kew Gardens must be purchased to gain access to Kew Palace - for gardens admission prices, please visit www.rbgkew.org.uk.

Admission to Queen Charlotte’s Cottage is free however donations are gratefully appreciated.

Timed Tickets: Please note that during peak visitor times, entry to Kew Palace is staggered to avoid overcrowding.

How to book

Become a member and visit as many times as you like!

Historic Royal Palaces members are entitled to free admission to Kew Palace.
However entry to the gardens must be paid for at the rates listed.

For a guaranteed group entrance to Kew Palace you must book a time slot in advance

To book a group in advance, please telephone Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew on 0208 332 5648.

Click here for further information on group bookings.

Ticket Information

Admission tickets to Kew Gardens must be purchased to gain access to Kew Palace - for gardens admission prices please visit www.rbgkew.org.uk

On-line

Tickets are currently not available online.

By telephone

Tickets are currently not available by telephone.

In person

Palace Tickets may be purchased in person from the Kew Gardens Ticket Kiosk.

Textphone users

Please dial 18001 before any of the above numbers

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