Train to Kew Palace

Explore Kew Palace once home to George III and Queen Charlotte and take in the spectacular view from the Great Pagoda.

Catching a train to Kew Palace is really easy as well with trains calling at Kew Bridge Station and it's then a short 15-20 minute walk from there.

Find out more about visiting Kew Palace here.

Ticket Machine	Available
Staff help	Unavailable
Staffing level	There is no staff at the station.
Oyster Prepay	Unavailable
Oyster topup	Unavailable
Oyster validator	Available
Pre-purchase collection	Available
Travel card zone	Kew Bridge is in Zone 3

Shops	Unavailable
Postbox	Unavailable
Telephones	Available
Telephone types	Cards and coins
Station Buffet	Unavailable
ATM	Unavailable
Bureau de Change	Unavailable
Tourist Information Office	Unavailable
Nearest station with more facilities	Step-free category C station - This station does not have step-free access

WiFi	Available
WiFi notes	Find WiFi Hotspots around Kew Bridge station
Web kiosk	Unavailable

Customer Service notes	Please contact our Customer Service Centre on 0345 6000 650
Customer help points	Available
CCTV	Available

Cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage spaces	20
Sheltered cycle storage	Unavailable
Cycle storage CCTV	Available
Cycle storage notes	Platform 2
Cycle storage notes	There are wheel racks available.

Step-free access	Step free access is not available at the station.
Ramps for train access	Unavailable
Wheelchairs	Unavailable
Induction Loop	Available
Accessible ticket machines	Available
Accessible Booking Office counter	Unavailable
Accessible taxis	Accessible taxis are available at this station, please see below for more information
Accessible taxis notes	Kew Bridge station does not have a taxi rank. Advance booking of cabs is essential. Consider using the following operators: Kew (020 8568 6667) or Parker (020 8560 0000) or Red and White (020 8948 6222).

Trains to Kew Palace