Getting to Electric Summer

Battersea Power Station now has its own Northern line Tube station in Zone 1, located on Battersea Park Road. The station connects directly to the rest of the Underground network and is just two stops from Victoria and three from the West End.

In addition to this, the Underground stations Sloane Square, Victoria, and Vauxhall are all within walking distance or a short bus ride to Battersea Power Station.

Arriving from the north via Chelsea Bridge

Sloane Square station (Zone 1, Circle and District lines):

• A 12–15 minute walk via Ranelagh Gardens and Chelsea Bridge, or;
• A short bus ride on routes 211, 137 or 452

Victoria station (Zone 1, Circle, District and Victoria lines):

• A 20 minute walk via Buckingham Palace Road, Ebury Bridge Road and Chelsea Bridge, or;
• A 10 minute bus ride on route 44

Arriving from the south or east of the Power Station

Vauxhall station (Zones 1 and 2, Victoria Line):

• A 20 minute walk via Nine Elms Lane
• A five minute bus ride on routes 156, 344 or 436

Battersea Park station, Queenstown Road station, Vauxhall station, and Victoria station all provide convenient National Rail connections to The Chimney Lift at Battersea Power Station.

Arriving from Battersea Park station (Southern Rail):

• Approximately a 10 minute walk from the entrances by Chelsea Bridge
• Located just south of Battersea Power Station on Battersea Park Road
• Southern Rail services operate between Battersea Park and London Victoria, East Croydon, Streatham, Sutton, and Sydenham. Check current timetables here before travelling.

Arriving from Queenstown Road station (South Western Railway):

• Approximately a 15 minute walk from the entrances by Chelsea Bridge
• Located to the south of Battersea Power Station on Queenstown Road
• South Western Railway services operate between London Waterloo and destinations including Clapham Junction, Wimbledon, Richmond, and the South West. Check current timetables here before travelling.

Arriving from Vauxhall station (South Western Railway, Thameslink, Victoria line):

• Approximately a 20 minute walk via Nine Elms Lane
• Located east of Battersea Power Station, across the Thames from Pimlico
• Frequent bus connections to Battersea Power Station via routes 156, 344, and 436 (around 5–10 minutes)
• Vauxhall offers both National Rail and Underground services, as well as a major bus interchange connecting central and south London

Arriving from Victoria station (Southern Rail, Southeastern Rail, Gatwick Express, Thameslink):

• Approximately a 20 minute walk via Buckingham Palace Road, Ebury Bridge Road, and Chelsea Bridge, or;
• A 10 minute bus ride on route 44
• Located north of Battersea Power Station, across Chelsea Bridge
• A major rail and bus interchange with direct services to Gatwick Airport, Kent, and south London

Seven bus routes serve Battersea Power Station and the surrounding area, providing easy connections from central, south, and west London.

From Chelsea Bridge Road:

• The nearest bus stop to the Grosvenor Arch entrance is “Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate”.
• The following buses serve this stop: 44, 137, 211, and 452.
• From here, walk down the steps on the south side of Chelsea Bridge and follow the riverside path towards Circus West Village.

From Pump House Lane (off Battersea Park Road):

• The nearest bus stop to this entrance is “Battersea Power Station”.
• The following buses serve this stop: 156, 211, 344, and 436.
• From here, cross Battersea Park Road to reach the Pump House Lane entrance and follow the pedestrian route towards Circus West Road (around 10 minutes on foot).

Get to Electric Summer by boat with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers and enjoy great views of London. The River Bus runs between Putney and Barking Riverside with 24 stops along the River Thames. You can use your Oyster and contactless card for pay as you go, but for the best fares buy online or on their app.

• Approximately a 5 minute walk from Battersea Power Station Pier via Riverside Walk
• Travel between Putney and Battersea Power Station in around 25 minutes, Westminster in around 15 minutes, Embankment in 20 minutes, or Canary Wharf in 50 minutes
• The pier has step-free access from Riverside Walk, suitable for wheelchair users and passengers with prams
• Check the latest timetables here before travelling

On board you’ll find comfortable seats, a café bar and accessible toilets.

Travelling by bike is a brilliant way to explore London and the Battersea area. There are several Transport for London Santander Cycles docking stations close to Battersea Power Station, making it easy to arrive on two wheels.

Arriving from the north via Chelsea Bridge:

• Battersea Power Station, Battersea Park – located in Grosvenor Arch, just outside the riverside entrance
• Sopwith Way, Battersea Park – a short walk from the park entrance near Chelsea Bridge

Arriving from the south or east of the Power Station:

• Bradmead, Battersea Park
• Battersea Park, Nine Elms
• Riverlight South, Nine Elms

If you’re travelling with your own bicycle, there are plenty of secure locations near the Power Station where you can lock your bike.

Arriving from the north or west of the Power Station:

• Capacity for 12 bicycles on Chelsea Bridge
• Capacity for 22 bicycles on Queenstown Road

Arriving from the south or east of the Power Station:

• Capacity for 50 bicycles on Nine Elms Lane
• Capacity for 16 bicycles on Cringle Street
• Capacity for 6 bicycles on Battersea Park Road

Travelling by taxi or private hire:

• Taxis and private hire vehicles can enter the Battersea Power Station development and drop passengers off at Circus Road West.
• Drivers should be directed to Pump House Lane, which is the designated entry point for vehicular access to Circus West Village.
• On arrival, site security will provide directions and guide vehicles to the appropriate drop-off location.

Parking at Battersea Power Station

Parking is available 24 hours a day in Circus West Village (SW11 8EZ) and Electric Boulevard (SW11 8BH).

• Access – Circus West Village car park: Enter from Battersea Park Road, drive along Pump House Lane to the roundabout with the white sculpture, turn left at the security point, continue on Circus Road West and take the immediate left into the underground car park.
• Access – Electric Boulevard car park: Enter from Battersea Park Road and follow on-site signs for Electric Boulevard car park.
• Blue Badge parking: 45 spaces across Circus West Village and Electric Boulevard (charged at standard rates; first-come, first-served).
• EV charging: Charging bays available in both car parks.
• Motorcycles: Free parking (use the help button at the exit for assistance).

Please note: Spaces are limited. During busy times, traffic management may guide drivers to nearby independently managed car parks.