Royal Botanic Gardens, Nash Conservatory

Covering over 320 acres and situated on the banks of the River Thames, Kew Gardens is conveniently located just 6.5 miles from central London and provides an alluring retreat from the city. With over 30,000 different species of plants, Kew’s living collection is the largest and most comprehensive in the world, making TW9 the world’s most plant bio-diverse postcode. There are over 40 different listed buildings and structures within the Gardens housing a selection of Kew’s living plant specimens, as well as the world famous Economic Botany Collection. Today our buildings are used for such diverse purposes as art galleries, exhibition spaces, education centres, restaurants and event venues.

The Nash Conservatory is the oldest of the 19th Century glasshouses at Kew. Originally built within the grounds of Buckingham Palace, this classical conservatory now provides a unique and versatile event space for both daytime and evening events.