Virtual Kew

Click and scroll around our 360° virtual tour of the Temperate House, with your personal guide Kew Botanical Horticulturist David Cook.

Our expert Solène Dequiret shows us the magic of blooms throughout the Palm House in this behind-the-scenes tour whilst the Gardens are closed.

In the Princess of Wales Conservatory, you can wander from the tropics to the desert. 

Go behind the scenes and see where these fantastic plants are grown.

Take a peak at our spectacular Palm House, a tropical paradise in the heart of London. 

Our trees start their life in our brand new state-of-the-art Arboretum Nursery; the first one that visitors will be able to see for themselves. 

Learn how to multiply common houseplants at home with our expert horticulturist, Eli Biondi.

Discover the hidden secrets of the Marianne North Gallery. 

Our arboriculturalists look after our 14,000-strong Arboretum. Kevin is a core team member, keeping a watchful eye on our trees.

We’ve got a handful of hives in the Gardens. Find out how we look after them, check the bees are healthy, and produce delicious honey.

Our Waterlily House is the smallest glass wonderland at Kew. See our horticulturists work behind the scenes whilst Kew Gardens was closed.

Our new American Prairie at Wakehurst will be a sensory feast of movement and colour, towering grasses and vibrant wildflowers. Watch our animation to see how the prairie will transform.

Dr Aaron Davies, Kew scientist, travelled to Mozambique in search of rare coffee species. He shot this all on his phone.

Colombia's forests have opened up for the first time, revealing an incredible diversity of plants and fungi. Our experts travelled to Boyaca to find new species and shot this film on their phones. 

In our Kitchen Garden, we learn about how food grows and experiment with unusual varieties of fruit and vegetables.

Go behind the scenes to find out what important work is happening in our Rock Garden during lockdown.

Brie Langley, horticulturist, reveals her behind-the-scenes experience in the largest Victorian glasshouse in lockdown.

The next cure for cancer or food source could be hiding in a Himalayan mountainside or deep in the Colombian rainforest.

Find out how we're caring for our world-class collection during lockdown. 

At our Millennium Seed Bank, we store seeds from all over the world to safeguard wild plant diversity.