Tickets and prices

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

*Kids go free. Click here for more information.

Kew Palace ticket prices

Your ticket includes access to the palace, plus admission to Queen Charlotte’s Cottage and much more!

For visits 2 April - 26 September 2010	Gate price	Group rate (min. 10 visitors)
Adult	£5.00	£4.50
Child under 16	Free	Free
Concessions Student with ID or senior citizen (over 60)	£4.50	£4.05
Annual membership (unlimited entry to all five palaces)	From £39

Please note:

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
Tickets are currently not available online or by phone
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.

To help you explore Kew Palace

To discover more about Kew Palace during your visit please feel free to ask any of warding staff, who will be happy to answer your questions.

How to book tickets

Book in person

Palace tickets can be purchased in person from the Kew Gardens' Ticket Kiosk.

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

Group bookings

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.

Organising your trip

Click on the links below to begin planning your trip to Kew Palace:

To see what’s happening at the Palace this month, please see our What's on page or visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew website to see what is happening within Kew Gardens.

The official guidebook

Discover more about this tiny palace at the heart of an empire. Our official guidebook is a fresh and ravishingly photographed guide to Britain’s most intimate of royal palaces, recently re-opened after a ten year conservation project.

This handsome book includes a floor-by-floor tour of the house and the 2006 re-presentation, plus features from a variety of writers, including playwright and author Alan Bennett. Click here to buy the guidebook online before your visit.