You dont need a golden ticket to enter this magical Willy Wonka-inspired wonderland just a sense of adventure (and perhaps a sweet tooth).
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Roald Dahls much-loved childrens book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Kew Gardens is bringing the tale to life with some help from some Oompa-Loompas, Willy Wonka himself and the clever folks at the Roald Dahl Museum.
Fancy taking a trip in a great glass elevator? Or making your own everlasting gobstopper? Maybe you want to create your own Willy Wonka-inspired chocolate bar with a wacky label?
Pop along to Kew Gardens this weekend and channel your inner Charlie Bucket just watch out for those mischievous squirrels.
Where: Kew Gardens
When: 5 21 April 2014
How much: Children 16 and under (and accompanied by an adult): Free; Adults £14.50
For more information: Kew.org
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