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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Kew Gardens Underground and Overground Station
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Watermans Art Centre
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The Musical Museum
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The National Archives
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London Museum of Water & Steam
1.18 km
Orange Tree Theatre
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The Orange Tree
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Richmond Railway Station
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The Pilot
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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
Watermans Art Centre
0.79 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
