Kew Pier
World-famous Kew Gardens boasts 300 acres of landscapes, glasshouses, historic buildings magnificent vistas, precious specimen trees and rare and beautiful plants. The Royal palace, the Pagoda, and the Royal Kitchens and Queen Charlotte's Cottage are fascinating historical attractions.
Kew village is an eighteenth century English village with a village green, where cricket is still played to this day.
Several traditional pubs and restaurants are available around the green as well as inside Kew gardens.
River Cruises from Kew Pier
Kew to Westminster Service
A service between Westminster & Kew passing through the City of Westminster, Chelsea, Wandsworth & Putney before travelling through the upper reaches of the Tidal Thames to Kew Pier.
Kew to Richmond & Hampton Court Service
Travel upriver to Richmond & Hampton Court.
Transport Links
National Rail
Kew Bridge Station (Zone 3)
Southwestern Railway (28-Minutes to London Waterloo)
London Underground
Kew Gardens Station (Zones 3 & 4)
District Line (35-Minutes to Westminster Station)
London Overground
Kew Gardens Station (Zones 3 & 4)
Mildmay Line
Bus Services
Kew Bridge / Kew Bridge Station
65, 110, N65, 237, 267, N9
Kew Pier Location
Kew Pier is situated on the South Shore of the River, East of Kew Bridge. Walk past Kew Bridge Arches towards the river & turn right. The entrance to the pier is next to our green ticket office adjacent to Kew Bridge Playground. Please check in at our ticket office at least 10 minutes prior to departure.
Address: Kew Pier, 1 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 3A
Things to do in Kew
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
World-famous Kew Gardens boasts 300 acres of landscapes, glasshouses, historic buildings magnificent vistas, precious specimen trees and rare and beautiful plants. The Royal palace, the Pagoda, and the Royal Kitchens and Queen Charlotte's Cottage are fascinating historical attractions.
Walking Distance: 6 Minutes / 0.3 Miles
