Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

gardens · plants · science · conservation

A living museum. Kew Gardens in London is home to over 50,000 different plant species, making it one of the largest collections of plants in the world.

Real plant scientists. About 1,100 people work at Kew, including botanists who research how plants grow and how to protect endangered ones.

Saving plants worldwide. Kew's scientists help countries around the globe preserve rare and endangered plants before they disappear forever.

Beautiful and educational. Visitors can explore stunning glasshouses and gardens while learning about the incredible diversity of plant life on Earth.

Knowledge hub. Kew is not just a place to visit, it's a major research center where important discoveries about plants happen every day.