NEW low-cost ticket prices have been introduced at world-famous Kew Gardens and its sister site, Wakehurst in Sussex, for people receiving Universal Credit or Pension Credit. The new tariff of £1 per ticket aims to make both gardens more accessible to people of all ages and all incomes.
We hope people use the offer
Kew Gardens has more than 300 acres of land, including 14,000 trees, four glasshouses, art galleries, an award-winning children’s garden and the popular Hive installation, as well as free temporary festivals and exhibitions.
Wakehurst, Kew’s wild botanic garden near the town of Haywards Heath, houses the world-famous Millennium Seed Bank. It has 535 acres of native woodlands, meadows and wetlands, including spectacular views of the South Downs and a year-round programme of visitor activities for all…