Battersea Power Station
About
Battersea Power Station, a former coal‑fired power station on the south bank of the River Thames, has been reborn as one of London’s most exciting mixed‑use destinations. The Grade II* listed building, celebrated for its Art Deco interior and four iconic chimneys, now houses luxury restaurants, boutique shops, bars, an event venue, offices, and residential apartments. The public can stroll freely through the historic turbine halls, visit the newly established Electric Boulevard—a pedestrianised high street connecting the site to the nearby Underground station—and sample cuisine ranging from contemporary fine dining to casual cafés. In the surrounding area, the Battersea Roof Gardens and the Turbine Theatre offer outdoor leisure and live performance experiences, making the power station a true hub for culture, commerce, and community life. Open to visitors for free, the complex blends heritage and modernity, welcoming families, history enthusiasts, foodies, and shoppers alike. Whether you are exploring the historic engine rooms, indulging in world‑class dining, or simply enjoying the panoramic river views, Battersea Power Station delivers a distinctive London experience that reflects both its industrial legacy and its vibrant present.
Highlights
- Four Iconic Chimneys
- Art Deco Interior
- Recent Redevelopment
- Electric Boulevard
- Turbine Theatre
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At a glance
- Typical visit: about 3 hours