A UNESCO World Heritage Site set across 326 acres in Richmond, Southwest London, Kew Gardens is home to the world’s largest collection of living plants and some of London’s most distinctive event spaces. The gardens suit corporate events, private dining, receptions, conferences, product launches, award ceremonies and team away days.
The Temperate House is the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse, holding up to 300 for a standing reception or 250 for a seated dinner. The Orangery, an 18th-century building with floor-to-ceiling windows and a summer terrace, holds up to 400 standing or 230 for a dinner. The Nash Conservatory, originally built at Buckingham Palace and relocated to Kew in 1836, holds up to 200 theatre style.
The Princess of Wales Conservatory is available for standing receptions of up to 200. For smaller events, the Pavilion, Cambridge Cottage, Marianne North Gallery and Orangery Conference Room provide a distinct and more intimate setting.
Kew Gardens station is a short walk away, with connections via London Overground and the District line.
As part of their wider network of London venues, Purple Patch Group, a corporate event management company, has previously hosted events at Kew Gardens.
