Join us for a quiet session in Kew Palace, aimed at those living with or caring for someone with Autism, or those who have any other sensory needs, and their families and carers.
During the session, we will be making adjustments to the experience of visiting the palace. We will be turning off our audio effects and music, suspending talks and tours and lowering the visitor capacity inside.
The sessions take place on the following dates:
Saturday 29 June: 15:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 17 July: 11:00 - 12:00
Wednesday 21 August: 15:00 - 16:00
Sunday 22 September: 11:00 - 12:00
We hope these changes will enable you to enjoy our wonderful building alongside others who understand and empathise with the challenges faced when trying to plan an activity or day out.
Our friendly team of costumed hosts will be on hand to answer any questions you might have and assist with accessibility requirements.
When
29 June, 17 July, 21 August and 22 September
1 hourSession information
No pre-booking required for the session. Visitors will need to buy tickets to enter Kew Gardens to access the palace.
Included in Kew Gardens admission
Buy Kew Palace ticketsEXPLORE WHAT'S ON
- Things to see
Princesses’ Bedrooms
Wander the intimate bedrooms of Princesses Elizabeth, Augusta and Amelia, daughters of George III, at Kew Palace.
- Open
- Kew Palace
- Included in Kew Gardens admission
- Things to see
The Royal Kitchens
Get an insight into life 'below stairs' at Kew Palace in the Royal Kitchens, preserved as they were in 1818 during the reign of George III.
- Open
- 11:00 - 16:00
- Kew Palace
- Included in Kew Gardens admission
- Things to see
Kitchen Garden
Wander through the edible Kitchen Garden at Kew - a veritable sanctuary for wildlife, created to serve the royal family when staying at Kew Palace.
- Open
- Kew Palace
- Included in palace admission (members go free)
BROWSE MORE HISTORY AND STORIES
George III, the Complex King
Dutiful, intelligent and cultured, but cruelly labelled ‘mad’
Queen Charlotte
Wife of George III and mother to 15 children
The story of Kew Palace
Britain's smallest royal palace and George III's private retreat
Shop online
Shop Kew Palace gifts
The most intimate of our six royal palaces, Kew was built as a private house in 1631 and used by the royal family between 1729 and 1818. These gifts and souvenirs are all inspired by Kew Palace.
From £4.00
Kew Palace luxury hanging decoration
This luxury handmade Christmas tree decoration features the design of the front of the Dutch House at Kew Palace on the River Thames in south west London.
£29.99