"This elegant wooden cabin with panoramic windows sits amongst the trees in the middle of Munkebjerg Forest. An open fire burns in one corner of the room and the well-spaced tables make for an intimate dining experience. Not only is the setting at one with nature but the menu is too, bringing the outside inside via the herbs, berries and flowers that grace the plates and the shelves. The chefs and the service team work together to tell their story – which is centred around honesty, nature and craftsmanship – through dishes such as grilled scallop with beurre blanc and creamed celeriac." - Michelin Inspector
"Kew Botanical Garden's Treetop Walkway literally lets you amble through the trees. The path leads underground first, to the Rhizotron, where an installation teaches you about tree roots. Then, you'll head 59 feet up to walk amongst the lime, sweet chestnut, and oak trees and mingle with the resident birds and bees. It's a very special experience for adults and kids alike. During the holidays, they do up the entire place in lights and guide after-dark tours along the path as well."
"Kew Botanical Garden's Treetop Walkway literally lets you amble through the trees. The path leads underground first, to the Rhizotron, where an installation teaches you about tree roots. Then, you'll head 59 feet up to walk amongst the lime, sweet chestnut, and oak trees and mingle with the resident birds and bees. It's a very special experience for adults and kids alike. During the holidays, they do up the entire place in lights and guide after-dark tours along the path as well."
A good climb (lift for pushchairs, those who cannot climb all the steps!) to be high amongst the trees. A good fence all the way round with information leaves, good views in certain areas, lovely to be so high, nice circular walk
Imogen Wallis
Google
A different angle to see parts of the gardens. Generally around tree-top height. Not great for people with vertigo, but great otherwise. Don't expect world defining views of the London skyline, but at least see things from a different perspective. Older vistors or people with kids may struggle with the stairs
Robert Patruna
Google
It is a nice place if you like to see the park from above. In good weather conditions you can see even the City of London and the huge buildings of it.
Yaqoob alam
Google
Great place to spend time with nature, especially the tree top view and children's garden.
Marko Gavrić
Google
An amazing view in every season. There are educational and artistic messages along the walkway. You can get to the top by lift or stairs.
Marc Shoemaker
Google
What a fascinating view of the entire park area and London skyline. An ingenious idea to put a treetop walkway in this area. The elevator going up for those that need it was closed if someone needed it. There are some small signs and viewing areas along the entire walkway.
Gail Royston
Google
Loved the tree top walkway at Kew Gardens!
It was a long way up the stairs and the lift wasn’t working - hopefully they get it fixed soon so you can go up if need accessibility help. The views were amazing and it wasn’t too crowded we went up there in the evening around 7pm. We got in for £10pp if you enter after 4pm so it was a lot cheaper than the usual £25-30pp.
Grzegorz Rymar
Google
Nice views. The bridge moves with a wind quite a bit