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Kew Gardens is a great place, fresh air, an enormous variety of trees and plants. Beautiful walks and buildings, one day is definitely too short to explore the whole garden. It's a wonderful place for all ages who love walking.

My sister and I visit London a couple of times a year and are lucky enough to have done most of the traditional sightseeing and tours. This was a superb alternative with a bit of exertion (not too bad honestly). The views from the top are awesome and definitely a different way of seeing London. Our guide Clare, was really lovely and took the time to chat with everyone and take pictures for us! The weather was beautiful when we went up and it was sunny and dry. Very well organised and highly recommend my us.

We spent a wonderful day (6 hours) at Kew and still did not manage to see everything! It was a crisp and sunny March day so a lot of trees and plants had started to bloom, including the cherry blossoms. It however does not matter when you go as there is so much to see and learn and you can spend time in the amazing Temperate and Palm (tropical) houses, if you get cold in between walks. An excellent reason for going is that the entrance fee is helping to prevent the extinction of rare plants. We met a friendly lizard living in the in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, went to the Hive, up the tree top walkway (offering great views) viewed a lot of plants/trees in between. We refrained from jumping on the train that runs through the gardens to get to the other side as needed to walk off our scrumptious lunch at the Botanical restaurant and cream tea at the Orangery! We will return in June and September to see the seasonal changes. Children we saw seemed to enjoy the activities too.

It was a long walk through the park and it was not very well sign posted at all.once we arrived everyone was friendly and it was a lovely Palace. I especially enjoyed the wonderful ceilings inside the Palace.

I came on the last day of the Orchid festival I did not know before. I had to wait in a very long queue for 1 hour to get into the princess House, but it was really fantastic, marvelous! I visited all the big greenhouses, Orangery, Pagoda etc., but still did not see everything after one whole day spent there. I was very sorry to see that the Kew Palace was not open yet, a bad surprise.