Kew Gardens Slashes Admission to £10 Every Tuesday This Autumn
Beginning on Tuesday, September 8th, 2026, Kew Gardens will implement a daytime entry fee of £10 every Tuesday until December 29th, 2026. This admission allows visitors to explore the entire UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring the 'Henry Moore: Monumental Nature' exhibition and the Shirley Sherwood Gallery. Kew provides an accessible program with interactive features and offers complimentary guided tours at 12:30pm and 2pm daily. This initiative follows the 2022 introduction of £1 tickets for those on Universal Credit. Richard Deverell, the director, aims for this concession to enhance visitor access. The ticket also covers Kew's glasshouses and coincides with the autumn colors in the Arboretum. A maximum of 14 tickets can be purchased per person, and this offer cannot be combined with others.
Key facts
- £10 Tuesday tickets at Kew Gardens run from September 8th to December 29th, 2026.
- The ticket covers daytime admission to the entire UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Includes entry to Henry Moore: Monumental Nature, the largest outdoor exhibition of Moore's work.
- The Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art presents over 90 working models and sketches.
- Free 60-minute guided tours run daily at 12:30pm and 2pm.
- Kew introduced £1 tickets for Universal Credit recipients in 2022.
- The offer includes the Hey Duggee trail during October half-term.
- The Palm House is preparing for major renovation.
- Promotion cannot be combined with other offers; max 14 tickets per person.
- The ticket includes access to glasshouses like the Temperate House.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Kew Gardens
- Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
- Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom