Kew Palace

Surrey, England

Kew Palace Kew Gardens Richmond Surrey TW9 3AB

Telephone:

020 3166 6115

email:          kewpalaceevents@hrp.org.uk

King George III and Queen Charlotte spent many cherished moments entertaining friends, family and heads of state at Kew Palace, set in the heart of the tranquil Kew Gardens. Since then, this petite palace has housed a variety of events, from the Queen’s 80th birthday celebration to private drinks receptions and corporate dinners.

Kew is the perfect summer venue for entertaining intimate parties.  The beautifully tended Queen’s Garden is a fragrant setting for guests to sip champagne before being treated to a guided tour of the palace. After discovering stories and secrets about this once Royal residence, guests are invited to sit down to dinner in the elegant King’s Dining Room.

With a dedicated Events team on hand, you’ll find hosting an unforgettable occasion at Kew Palace is well within your reach.

 

Directions

Kew Palace is located within the Grounds of the Royal Botanical Gardens Kew

By London Underground:

The nearest station is Kew Gardens on the District Line towards Richmond train.

By Train:

South West Trains to Kew Bridge station or Silverlink Train Services to Kew Gardens station. The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is a 10-minute walk from Kew Bridge station. Cross over the bridge and the gardens are located ahead on the left-hand side. From Kew Gardens station, see above.

By Bus:

Bus routes: 65, 237, 267 (summer Sundays only) and 391.

By Bicycle:

Bicycle racks are located just inside the Victoria Gate and outside the Main Gate (near the phone box) at Kew Gardens, and they may also be fastened to railings in Brentford Gate car park. Bicycles, like cars, are always left at owner's risk, and are not permitted in the Gardens.

By Riverboat:

Riverboats run in the summer from Westminster, Richmond upon Thames and Kingston upon Thames, directly to the gardens. For information on services from Westminster, contact Westminster Passenger Services +44 (0)20 7930 2062 and for services from Richmond and Kingston, contact Turks Launches on +44 (0)20 8546 2434.

By Car or coach:

The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is located on Kew Road just over Kew Bridge and is well signposted from all the major local roads.

The South Circular (A205) passes the north-east corner of Kew Gardens and Kew Road (A307) forms the eastern border. If coming from the west on the M4 (leave at Junction 2) or A4 take the A205 to the right (at the major Chiswick roundabout (A4 / A406 / A205 ) and follow the A205 across the River Thames at Kew Bridge.

Coming from the south on the South Circular Road you will pass Kew Retail Park and go under a railway bridge. Shortly afterwards, you will arrive at traffic lights where the A307 joins from the left, go slowly through the junction and immediately turn left into Kew Green (NOT back left into the A307 - it is a "no left turn" junction!).

Website:

http://www.hrp.org.uk/

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