Very accessible
4.5
4.5
Date of visit: July 2024
I have experience of challenges around: hearing, moving around and understanding.
Overall Rating
Excellent
Went here with a bit of trepidation. I knew there were some areas which were inaccessible to wheelchair users but a lot of able-bodied people didn't do those. Even the Treetop walkway was accessible in a wheelchair which was different. Out of the three main buildings (Palm House, Temperate House and The Princess of Wales Conservatory) I was surprised that the Princess of Wales Conservatory (built in 1987) was the least accessible, the other two are over a century old with one modification on the Temperate house to allow step-free access. I was very happy with my visit, might go again.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Parking & Transport
Excellent
Staff
Good
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The National Archives
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Orange Tree Theatre
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The Orange Tree
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Browse nearby places
Newens - The Original Maids of Honour
0.54 km
Kew Gardens Underground and Overground Station
0.75 km
The Musical Museum
1.02 km
The National Archives
1.15 km
London Museum of Water & Steam
1.18 km
Orange Tree Theatre
1.64 km
The Orange Tree
1.67 km
Richmond Railway Station
1.78 km
The Pilot
1.80 km
Richmond Theatre
1.92 km
