The Chimney Lift – Battersea Power Station
Experience London like never before with The Chimney Lift — a dramatic ride up one of Battersea Power Station’s iconic chimneys, delivering panoramic views and a journey through the city’s rich industrial heritage.
Your adventure begins in the stunning Art Deco Turbine Hall A, where you’ll discover a dynamic exhibition filled with original artefacts, interactive displays and multimedia storytelling that trace the station’s evolution from a coal-powered landmark to today’s cultural hotspot.
From here you’re escorted into the Infinity Room, where light, sound and motion swirl around you, immersing you in a sensory experience that symbolises the power and innovation of this historic site. Then it’s time to board the unmistakable glass elevator — a transparent ascent inside the chimney itself — and rise 109 metres above ground for one of London’s most breathtaking 360° views, stretching across the Thames to the London Eye, St Paul’s and beyond.
Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or as a couple, The Chimney Lift offers something unique: history, architecture, thrill and skyline magic all wrapped into one. Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18+. Push-chairs must be left at the buggy park, and the attraction includes 39 steps, so please check accessibility and wheelchair size guidelines in advance.
Important Information The Chimney Lift – Battersea Power Station
Is there food and drink available?
Battersea Power Station has a number of restaurants
What are the main things to do?
Interactive displays and multimedia storytelling about Battersea Power Station’s history, experience the Infinity Room, ride a glass elevator 109 metres up inside the chimney, and take in breathtaking 360° views of London’s skyline
What are the ticket prices?
Adult tickets are priced from £21.45 and children from £15.95
Prices are subject to change.
Is there parking?
As this is in central London, it is advisable to visit using public transport.
When are they open?
They are open almost all year round. For up-to-date opening times and dates, refer to their website.
Dog friendly?
No dogs or other pets allowed (except guide dogs or registered assistance dogs)
Are they accessible?
