Marianne North Gallery

The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is a renowned institution dedicated to the study and conservation of plants and fungi, emphasizing their vital role in sustaining food security, clean air, and medicine. With a commitment to combating biodiversity loss, Kew invites visitors to explore its world-famous gardens and engage with various scientific initiatives aimed at addressing global environmental challenges.

Kew Gardens not only offers a diverse range of botanical experiences but also hosts educational programs, exhibitions, and events for families and individuals of all ages. Its sister site, Wakehurst, features expansive wild gardens and serves as the home to the world's largest seed conservation project, further enhancing Kew's mission to connect people with the power of plants.

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