Explore botanical excellence with EV Chauffeurs' executive horticultural tour. Perfect for corporate events in glasshouses, botanical research visits, or garden appreciation, our luxury vehicles provide premium Richmond access with coordination for guided tours and seasonal highlights.

Kew Gardens was founded in 1840 from the exotic plant collections of Princess Augusta, Kew Gardens developed into the world's foremost botanical institution under directors like Joseph Hooker. The 326-acre site combines living collections, historic buildings, and scientific research facilities. Key viewpoints include the Palm House's Victorian engineering, the Temperate House (world's largest Victorian glasshouse), the Treetop Walkway's canopy perspectives, the Japanese Pagoda and Garden, the Marianne North Gallery's botanical art, and the Waterlily House. Kew represents botanical science, architectural innovation, and global plant conservation, maintaining its dual role as public garden and scientific institution while preserving historic landscape features.