Stunning looking buildingThe area is in mid refurbishment but it’ll look amazing once finished

Visited Battersea Power Station area as the Northern Line tube now runs there.The area is similar to Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross however not as large as it is still undergoing development.The Battersea Street Party was taking place when I visited so the area was very lively with musicians, buskers, Hip Hop Dancers, Clowns and other street artists.There are a number of pop up businesses which provide catering and drinks.Seating is provided too.There are also a number of well known eateries, bars as well as a Cinema.The main power station is still undergoing development so access is not possible.The whole area is surrounded by new glass and steel apartments.A place to visit for half a day out now but it may prove more interesting when the old power station is developed and opened.

I went to have a drink at the deck with some friends near the river. It was amazing. Sun and deck chair were out. You have a lot of restaurants around and places to buy a drinks if you wish to just walk along the river. Cleaned toilets are also available !

Stunning transformation with amazing facilities around. Nice river walk with public transportation available, underground, riverboat and bus to central London.

Battersea Power Station on the day that its new Transport for London Underground Tube station opened. The first major expansion of the London Underground this century. This is one of the first of two new Northern Line Undergound stations to be opened for 80 years.

The old thermal power station, famous for its beautiful and iconic four chimneys. It is also known as the cover of Pink Floyds album, Animals.It is now closed and is being redeveloped. The area is lined with trendy cafes. At night, the four chimneys are beautifully lit up and worth a visit.

Spooky. Staying as a fragment of the well forgotten industrial revolution surrounded by the new digital one.

The plans for developing the area are impressive. Worth visiting to see progress and current set up.

Lots of cool bars and a cinema!

Utopian nightmare with a lack of architectural imagination compared with the flying bird blocks at Vauxhall. New buildings have no sympathy with the power station and are fugly by design

A great place. Not to mention the historical musical aspects. Unforgettable LP cover.

Had a nice walk around Battersea. There are lots of bars and cafés and places to just sit and relax

Vanmoof Bikes showroom at Battersea Power Station would get 6 stars from me if it were possible. When I visited this with a friend this afternoon,the attentive and helpful staff immediately arranged a test ride on one of their most amazing bikes. I walked in out of simple curiosity but left as a very serious prospective customer. I have never ridden such a smooth, agile and responsive machine .

Fantastic redevelopment site , the old power station is beautiful.

The building comprises of two power stations, built between 1929 and 1941 when construction was paused due to the second world war and was eventually completed in 1955, also known to Pink Floyd fans as the 1977 album cover ANIMALS.Artist Aubrey Powell, founder of the group Hipgnosis came up with the idea of having a 40 foot inflatable pig floating above the power station, during the photo shoot the pig named Algie broke free and floated in the flight path of planes landing at Heathrow, as a result of this Powell was arrested, Algie eventually fell to the ground somewhere in Kent

Interesting history - glad we kept this and what is now Tate Modern - better keep these than knock them down. BPS particularly impressive - huge scale - and an increasing number of shops, restaurants etc... Construction seems to be taking forever.

You need to be standing at the base of this building looking up at the turrets to really appreciate just how MASSIVE this building is! I cant wait for it to be completed! The whole surrounding development is amazing and the fact that the four original turrets were taken down and then rebuilt is astounding!

Great new outdoor space right on the Thames. Great conversion of the grade II* listed building but the new build is mostly bland architecture that impacts on the setting of the LB.

Iconic London landmark now a apartment and shopping complex

The iconic Grade II* listed building and surrounding area is being brought back to life as one of the most exciting and innovative mixed-use neighbourhoods in the world – a place for locals, tourists and residents to enjoy a unique blend of restaurants, shops, parks and cultural spaces.A legendary landmark that’s a symbol of hope and positivity. Uniting people from far away and just around the corner to create a new community that’s already thriving. This is a place to work, live, shop, eat and enjoy. Here life doesn’t feel ordinary, it feels extraordinary.

Very nice

Battersea Power Station started production in 1933 and went on producing until, in 1975, Station A was shut down and later, in 1983, Station B was terminated. After prolonged debates as to whether or not to pull down the Battersea Towers that notion foundered, due in no small part to the site’s Grade II listed status.Eventually an acceptable restoration plan was agreed that commenced in 2013 and continues on, with the redevelopment as a whole not scheduled to complete until circa 2025.

Great historical building.

One of the best known buildings in London, the restoration and refurbishment goes on. Im glad I walked past to see those four iconic chimneys and lime wash towers because the area has a market at the weekend and a pretty cool place to hang out after a long walk around Battersea Park. Lots of market stalls for arts and crafts, food, but most importantly for the views of the power station

Light festival on atm, pretty good but not amazing. Can’t wait to see this areas when it’s finished with no building works. But like walking around a building site (but a nice one).

A truly historic site - yes. Truly historic. But probably the least efficient repurposing of a derelict piece of real estate in memory. Allowing it to sit derelict for over thirty years only to have this be ‘the solution’ boggles the mind.

Important and historic site in London in front of the Thamess River and Battersea Park. Now its a bigger and modern area of residences and restaurants. Here you have a new station of River bus. They organize festival and markets on weekends.

The old building off the Pink Floyd album is now pretty well hidden underneath a never-ending building site. Other than that its one of the most boring places in London. Some soulless restaurants and bars, some shops that dont really sell anything interesting, some half-hearted events a few times a year that arent worth visiting. On the plus side, the thames clipper stop is quite handy.

This section of London is going to be amazing once the regeneration is complete. Lots of great places opening already. Feels like an open secret as there arent very many people who know its already open

Great area for a relaxing weekend with friends and family!

A great day out for anyone. We love to walk here, have a nice coffee or beer and enjoy the peer. Always something going on.

Battersea Power Station is a decommissioned coal-fired power station, located on the south bank of the River Thames, in Nine Elms, Battersea, in the London Borough of Wandsworth. It was built by the London Power Company (LPC) to the design of Leonard Pearce, Engineer in Chief to the LPC, and CS Allott & Son Engineers. The architects were J Theo Halliday and Giles Gilbert Scott. The station is one of the worlds largest brick buildings and notable for its original, Art Deco interior fittings and decor.

I see the transformation of Battersea Power Station nearly every day.The future is bright. It will be great place to visit, etc !

Cant wait for construction to be over with Apple buying and putting £9 billion into the project it should look good.

Mirienne Lock-Necrew provided the very highest level of service when showing me around .

The gigantic pig better be invited to the grand opening.

Went to see the installations they temporarily had on display and was impressed by the new plans for battersea. itll be much better when they complete the underground station though as it was a chore to get there

The festival of lights! ♥️🇬🇧

Indisputably an emblematic Twentieth Century London landmark; the towers firmly embedded in the public consciousness.A painstaking and exacting pastiche recreation, restoration and repurposing as the hub in a massive multi-purpose development in a new precinct.21st.Century London reimagined as a secure, patrolled zone.“ …. every move you makeevery breathe you take( they’ll) be watching you….”Currently very much a work in progress with limited options but definitely worth a peek.3 YEARS LATERRelentlessly progressing, a new Northern Line extension and station and massively … massive but still limited amenities + diversions in a precinct lacking in adequate public 🚻 facilities.

Amazing new development. Loved walking down the Thames too!

Seriously up and coming. Check out the new area if you can

I think whats going on here is really cool, its a great place to chill out, the only reason Id say 4 stars is because its not finished yet! If youre a bit of a loser there is a really cool exhibit about the history of the powerstation itself, how it came to be and how its being renovated now. I cant wait to see it when its done!

There was a nice indian curry resturaunt. could have more a variety.

Good time to spend there 🙏💐

One of Londons favourite landmark and soon to be one of the most exciting places to visit in the city.

A beautiful symbolic building in the heart of London, Battersea Power Station is now becoming a cultural and commercial hub in London.

Very cool

Views are on point!

You can enjoy yourself just near the river in a fantastic environment, new buildings, cafes and restaurants ❤

The transformation of the area is incredible, looking around you can’t believe it’s the same place or what it used to be. Amazing buildings, great entertainment and delicious food. Every Saturday there is live music and some amazing street food from different countries, a great chance to chill and try some local cuisine from around the world.

Once everything is open I think it will be a great place to eat and cocktails and sit on the new deck and enjoy the sunset.

Currently under construction (April 2021) but still a great site to visit if you like London history.

In Ambrose House in Battersea Power station the residents are very rude. I engage in a lot of charity work and I came to visit a very kind friend who often helps me in charity. As I was walking into the complex I simply held the front door of the building as it was windy that day. A very rude I think Nordic origin lady shouted at me and said I was breaking the glass door. At that moment i realised that maybe I am Superman and i have immense strength not known to man. I am shocked at the arrogance and entitlement of the residence. If they do not belive in the great architecture of the place then why do they live there? They have no faith in their own home/place of residence. Shocking how entitlement makes people into monsters.

Power? Uh, yeah, power is pretty good I guess

Super cool new area with coffe shops, restaurants, outdoors seating and public bathrooms.

Up and coming attraction ..

Always closed but it’s look amazing from outside

Wonderful time doing pilates on the coaling jetty. A perfect London summer day. And the new Battersea Power Statio development looks amazing

Its going to be great when its finished

Delivering to this place is harder than probably getting inside the white house

Still work in progress, looking promising tho

Always a pleasure to come here, lots of music around and places to grab a drink or a bite or just sit and admire the gorgeous river views

I hate the overrated very expensive power station

Amazing new development for London!

Amazing transformation taking place of one of the most exciting refurbishments of a listed building in the country. Using a highly skilled workforce to turn around this massive project. Hope to make another visit in the future to see the finished result of all the hard labour, expertise and of course money ploughed into this project.

I was working there ,it will lok anazing when finsged

Hopefully a lot more to see next time when this site is fully open.

Love it here. As someone else said. One of the little gems of London. This one is turning into a large gem! Beautiful shops and restaurants and lots to see. Arty and creative with an awesome backdrop of the Power Station.

Beautiful new flats , fantastic coffee shops, beautiful area of London .

Typical English iconic place, where history and innovation blend perfectly

One of the most incredible projects of urban renovation at the heart of London. Its worth the visit

Lots more improvements in the area, the part surrounding the power station is nearly complete. But still lots to do...

Its a posh building site with a lovely general store and exclusive apartments.

Totally lovely experience with beautiful surroundings and coffee shops a bar and music. Loos out of star trek round the back.

I love London, theres always something going on and theres never a dull moment. Head down to Battersea Power Station this bank holiday holiday weekend to check out these cool, retro games in real life! Such an ingenious idea and so fun.Theyre only here this week, but check out @actualrealityarcade for future events. I think I made quite a good ghost for the Pac Maze chasing down Pac Man lol.This area is still being developed, but its always a great space with plenty of food options and events. Wheelchair friendly too 👍

What a lovely place to be this goin to be a big gem in london

New tube station just opened..

I love this place. They have found an awesome way to reuse this old power plant. I cant wait to go back to see the finished product

Well redesigned, its a work in progress. People are already living there and shops too.

This place is gong to be amazing when its finished. Right now its very peaceful walking through. Shops open for lunch and coffee

Nice plac for drinks and food especially summer time , all newly renovated area , trendy

Once you get past all the construction, is a very nice place to spend some time. Quite a few restaurants facing the river, although many will close during current lockdown and reopen (so they say) January 4th 2021.

Currently a well organised, massive construction project

Will be a great shopping and recreation area when completed

Doesnt look that impressive now its squashed in amongst glass apartment buildings, might look better when the scaffolding and cranes has been taken down

This is a massive project. Working on phase 3, the place is huge. The view from the roof is second to none!

A new VIP Paradise in progress with very clean pavements you won’t find in Brixton or other boroughs for the common people. A general grocery store with stuff you also can buy at Harrods. But now with a free shuttle bus to Victoria station

It was a historic plcae - I guess. When I stayed next door to it in Match 2018 it was a building site. Lots of rumours about Apple moving in. The area is, to this country lover, a desert. You might call the new development an oasis i n the desert. You might. It wont do anything to make rental prices any more affordable. I stayed a few days, But it wasnt my cup of tea - or station of power.

Will be great when finished

Cool place but is a construction site now

Its very amazing place and nice area

Lovely area with nice river views and bars

Got stucked inside waiting to exchange a 40 yard bin for at least 30 minutes when they couldve put it ready before I got there

Urban and metropolitan and suburban for laid back movers and shakers. Must visit place full of fun and lively viberant community near the river Thames water.

Lot of construction still going on, but now has regular water bus service and plenty of restuarants.

Old is gold , mind blowing place

Get there bang on time leave as much driving time as you can

Absolute nightmare if you are a delivery driver. Was told to go and park somewhere and then I was told that if I parked there I would get a ticket. Had to reverse all the way down circus road west to go into the loading bays. Bit of a joke.

I was underneath here. Good access and lighting at 30m below ground. No toilets or canteen though.

The Battersea Power Station is a historic place to visit as it used to send electricity to most, if not all, of London (including Buckingham Palace). It was made more famous for being used as the cover art for Pink Floyds Animals. I was a little standoffish regarding the gentrification of the area, but it still is a very nice place to visit. A must-see!🐖🐕🐑