Picture perfect spots in Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is a recognized Unesco World Heritage site and is a part of the crown estate. It houses various species of plants and flowers some which are rare. There are a couple of glass houses in the park and each glass house contains different species of plants, statues, and some glass houses has a second floor where you can access and have a whole view of the glass house inside and outside. There is also a glasshouse dedicated for water lilies of different sizes. A couple of lakes can be found inside the garden. One of the most picturesque lakes inside is the one near the entrance and with a view of the Palm house on the side and the charming Botanical Brasserie restaurant on the other side. If you are going to look through, there are fishes of different kinds in it. There are benches beside the lake for you to sit and relax your feet from walking. There are also a couple of museums inside. My favorite one is the Marianne North Gallery that has a sepia aesthetic and walls covered with paintings and pictures from different regions of the world depicting everyday lives of people. Ticket cost £12 for adults and is open everyday from 10am-4pm.