If you’re anything like me (Joel) and love photographing nature and plant life, Kew Gardens is the place for you. And even if you don’t, these Kew Garden pictures might inspire your next visit to this iconic place. We live not far from Kew and have visited the Gardens numerous times, and there’s always something new to see.
If you haven’t visited and want to know more, we have a post on what to expect when visiting Kew Gardens. If you’re not familiar with Kew Gardens, below is a brief overview. Otherwise, scroll down to see what Kew Gardens has to offer in pictures! And if you’re interested in photography, we have a dedicated travel photography category.
Kew Gardens, also known as the Royal Botanic Gardens, is a 300-acre botanical garden in Kew, southwest London. The gardens were founded in 1759 and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Kew Gardens houses the world’s largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections, with over 50,000 living plants and over 8.5 million preserved plant and fungal specimens. You can explore a variety of habitats, including an arboretum, a rock garden, and several glasshouses.
The gardens also feature several historic buildings, including the Palm House, Temperate House, and Great Pagoda. Kew Gardens plays an essential role in plant conservation and research, protecting endangered species and promoting sustainable agriculture. We’ve visited most of London’s tourist attractions and rate Kew among the best. If you’re interested in green spaces, plants or history, it’s worth a visit. You might even get some cracking Kew Garden pictures of your own!
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