Queen Charlotte's Cottage

Queen Charlotte’s Cottage is a historic, small country retreat located within Kew Gardens in London. Built in the early 19th century, it was used by Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III, as a private escape from court life. The cottage features charming, traditional architecture with a thatched roof and cozy interiors, reflecting the pastoral style of the period. Today, it serves as a museum showcasing royal leisure and garden history, offering visitors insight into the private interests of the royal family and the recreational aspects of 19th-century aristocratic life.