At Kew, explore native habitats through Plantscapes by artist Vaughn Bell, a series of unique large-scale exhibits, from native meadows and hedgerows to sand dunes and woodland, discover the art installations across our Gardens and the untold stories of our native plants and landscapes, listen to the inner workings and noises of trees underneath sound domes on Syon Vista, and hear music created by plants in the Temperate House, seek out the playful seating installation designed as a rippling wave of wood and watch the interactive puppet show based on The Little Gardener picture book and definitely don’t miss Secret World of Plants After Hours, our late-night experience where you can enjoy the spectacular sights, sounds, smells and tastes of nature as the sun goes down.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Unlock the amazing power of plants and fungi. Visit our world-leading botanic gardens and discover our science and conservation work.
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