The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 7 of Kew Gardens
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You need to buy tickets, which is unusual for Parks in London. Prices vary according to the season. |
You need to buy tickets, which is unusual for Parks in London. It is �8.50 for adults, but children under 17 get in free. |
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Kew Gardens also contains Kew Palace which has recently re-opened. |
Kew Gardens is run by the [http://www.rhs.org.uk Royal Horticultural Society]. Membership of the RHS gives you free admission to the gardens for yourself, and a number of guest tickets per year. |
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Royal Botanic Gardens
Kew Gardens possibly has the widest variety of plants collected from all around the world, certainly the largest collection of live botanical species in the UK. As well as the outside park there are also several greenhouses including a high tech green house containing a large number of habitats.
If you are interested in gardens and plants, Kew is definitely worth visiting.
You need to buy tickets, which is unusual for Parks in London. It is �8.50 for adults, but children under 17 get in free.
Kew Gardens is run by the Royal Horticultural Society. Membership of the RHS gives you free admission to the gardens for yourself, and a number of guest tickets per year.
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