- Kew Palace is a British royal palace in Kew Gardens and is a fascinating day out. Queen Elizabeth I gave it to Robert Dudley, her childhood friend and court favourite.
- Kew Palace is an elegant British Royal Palace which stands tall in Kew Gardens right on the banks of River Thames in London.
- One of the most famous features of Kew Palace is the Great Room, a grand and opulent space that was used for a range of different social and cultural events.
- At Kew Palace and Gardens you can visit the smallest of the royal palaces and explore 250 years of history at the world's most famous garden.
- Kew Palace, the smallest, most intimate of our royal palaces, has emerged from its annual winter closure to greet spring visitors to the Royal Botanic Gardens...
- • A wig worn by Golda Rosheuvel in Netflix’s hit series Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story goes on display at Kew Palace from the end of this month.
- But since it was raining the day we visited we took refuge in the Palm House and the Kew Palace. The Kew Palace was one of King George III residences.
- Kew Palace is open from April to September and admission is included in the entrance fee for Kew Gardens.
- Kew Palace is a British royal palace in Surrey, standing within the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew on the banks of the River Thames. Kew Gardens owe their origin to the palace.
- During this first confinement at Kew, which lasted until April 1789, the King stayed in the White House, while his family lived in Kew Palace.