Battersea Power Station - London

Owen Bowen

What a great station this is! Here is the newest station on the whole of the London underground, opening in 2021. It’s obvious to say that the station looks very modern, kind of like the jubilee line extension stations from Westminster all the way to North Greenwich. I also found it funny how it’s the only station to have the word “station” on its tube roundel. The station is very grand for high capacity, it has two platforms for terminating northern line trains, and overall looks amazing! And it’s named after, you guessed it, the Battersea power station itself!

Gian Paolo Lodi

Enorme centro commerciale, milto freddo e impersonale. Di bello certamente la struttura originale, di cui rimangono diversi elementi industriali all'interno, davvero suggestivi.

Niccolo BIGALLI

Almost no day where trains are on time, huge waiting times and overcrowded. In the morning is a real nightmare. If you value your time, avoid both northern line and this station

Leonardo Bartalucci

Grande esempio di recupero industriale. Si tratta di una vecchia centrale a carbone in funzione da fine 1800 al 1980. Sono stati recuperati gli enormi locali della centrale e tutto l'ambiente esterno è stato riconvertito in parchi ed abitazioni. Lo si raggiunge comodamente in metro o con il Bus 137.

Stephanie Davy

Lovely place, plenty of shops, food choices, toilets and a play area for small children. It’s clean and lovely in there. I didn’t get to try the loft this time sadly, but nonetheless it was a great day out.

Supreet Singh

Beautiful place for a family outing & shopping.
Beautiful place for food as well

Dean Gibbons

Absolutely amazing addition to the London Underground network. This station now opens up this area of huge development to the rest of London.

The finish and quality of this station is second to none with some absolutely outstanding engineering. Once the whole area is finished, this will undoubtedly be an absolutely amazing area in London, with what is arguably the most impressive station on the network.

Martin Cooke

I went with my family in the evening so the shops were closed. There are many prestigious brands here so you'd better have a bank balance to match if you plan on shopping here. However, we were there for the food only. There's a large choice of a variety of cuisines available but we ended up in Nandos because, in comparison to the majority of the eating places there, it was the cheapest.

The Power Station is big and a little intimidating, it wears its industrial past on its sleeve. Whilst I hate shopping complexes, this one has the redeeming feature of preserving a very important historical London landmark. Battersea Power Station had been derelict for decades but now its survival is assured for as long as people want to shop for overpriced rubbish in vacuous surroundings. It does have a cinema though, so it's got that going for it too I suppose.