Everyone is welcome here
Battersea Power Station is committed to ensuring an inclusive, accessible and welcoming environment for all visitors. Accessibility is integral to our service, infrastructure and visitor experience, and we aim to continually improve accessibility across our estate.
A historic power station in London, now redeveloped into a shopping, dining, entertainment, and residential complex.
Yes, the public areas are free to access. However, some attractions like The Chimney Lift or cinema screenings require tickets.
Yes! The main Power Station building is fully enclosed, making it a great place to visit in all weather conditions. Whether it’s raining, windy, or cold outside, you can shop, dine, and explore comfortably indoors. Or in the British Summer, Power Station Park has deck chairs for you to enjoy the sunshine as well as the cooling jetty!
Yes, the safety and security of our visitors, residents, and staff are a top priority. You can find out more about our safety and security measures here.
Yes, they are on site to support everyone. Located at both the North Entrance (coming into The Power Station from Power Station Park) and the South Entrance (as you head into The Power Station from Malaysia Square. Or contact them on guestservices@bpsms.co.uk
BOAT – Uber Boat by Thames Clipper. BIKE – via the cycle paths with bike hubs and bike stands across the estate as well as stands for Lime and Santander Cycles. BUS – the number 44, 137 or 211. WALK along the river. TRAIN – Battersea Park Train Station is a short 10 minute walk. TUBE – the northern line comes directly to Battersea Power Station tube station
Yes! Our car parks are accessible via Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ and Circus Road West, SW11 8EZ. Both car parks include EV charging bays in both carparks for use seven days a week.
YES! We are dog friendly throughout Battersea Power Station including most of our shops and some restaurant.
Battersea Power Station features a mix of over 150 shops including high-street fashion brands, lifestyle shops, and specialty stores. You can find a list of all the shops here. The shopping experience blends well with the historic industrial setting, making it a stylish and diverse destination for visitors.
Whether you’re in the mood for casual bites, international flavours, or fine dining, Battersea Power Station’s culinary scene has something to satisfy every palate.
The Chimney Lift at Battersea Power Station is a unique visitor attraction that takes you up one of the iconic chimneys of the historic power station. It’s a glass lift that offers panoramic views over London from the top, giving you a stunning, elevated perspective of the city skyline and the Thames. The experience includes 39 steps to the main lift, please contact the team via support@thechimneylift.zendesk.com to book the accessible lift. This experience combines a bit of history, architecture, and spectacular sightseeing all in one, perfect for visitors wanting something memorable beyond just walking around.
Yes! These can be booked here: https://batterseapowerstation.co.uk/official-guided-tours/ Approximately 75 minutes, learning about the Power Station’s role in supplying power to landmarks across London plus access to Control Room A. The tour is wheelchair friendly. Please contact us if you have any additional requirements for the tour.
From the 1930s to 1980s, Battersea Power Station was a working Power Station. At its peak, it was producing a fifth of London’s power, supplying electricity to some of London’s most recognisable landmarks, such as the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.
Yes, once you are on site you can login to our estate Wi-Fi.