Kew Gardens, Botanical garden in London
Kew Gardens is a world-renowned botanical garden situated in southwest London.
Established in 1840, Kew Gardens has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003.
It houses the world's largest collection of living plants and a library containing more than 750,000 volumes.
The gardens are open to the public year-round, with seasonal highlights including the Orchids Festival in February.
Kew Gardens is home to the Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse.
Location: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Website: kew.org
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