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Shopping at Battersea Power Station
Shops in a 1930s landmark
Over 100 brands in the restored turbine halls, with a lift up a chimney and riverside dining.

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About Shopping at Battersea Power Station
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott’s power station reopened in October 2022 after an eight-year restoration, and its two turbine halls now hold more than 100 brands on galleried floors beneath the old gantry cranes. The Art Deco Turbine Hall A is the grander of the two, with Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Mulberry, Le Labo, Diptyque, Aesop and Apple Battersea on its ground floor, while Rolex, Omega and Watches of Switzerland sit in Boiler House South. The plainer 1950s Turbine Hall B has Penhaligon’s and the Control Room B bar, with Duck & Rice upstairs; on Level 1 are the Arcade food hall, the start of the Chimney Lift and a Searcys bar, and the Cinema in the Power Station is on Level 3. Outside, Electric Boulevard and Circus West Village add shops and restaurants by the Thames. The shops open 10am–8pm Monday to Saturday and 12pm–6pm on Sunday; many restaurants and bars open later.
Our take
- Art Deco turbine halls
- The Chimney Lift
- Electric Boulevard
- Riverside restaurants
- Address
- Battersea Power Station, SW11 8BJ
Battersea, London - Website
- batterseapowerstation.co.uk
- Price guide
- £££ (shopping price guide)
Every shop at Battersea Power Station
From the centre’s own store directory, checked on 7 November 2026. Shops open, move and close often, so check the centre’s website before a special trip. The list covers the power station, Electric Boulevard and Circus West Village.
A to C 19
A.P.C., Abercrombie & Fitch, adidas, Aesop, AllSaints, Alo, Anthropologie, Apple Battersea, Arc’teryx, Battersea Power Supplies Museum + Gift Shop, beeboon, Bimba y Lola, Boots Beauty, Borough Kitchen, BOSS, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Clarendon Fine Art, Curated Makers
D to H 6
Hackett, David Clulow, Diptyque, GANT, Genesis, Holland & Barrett
I to M 26
IWC Schaffhausen, Jigsaw, Jo Malone London, Kiehl’s, Lacoste, Lakrids by Bülow, Le Labo, Lego, Levi’s, Lindex Kids, LIPS Healthcare, lululemon, Läderach, L’Occitane en Provence, M&S, MAC Cosmetics, Mango, Manière De Voir, Marks & Spencer Foodhall, Massimo Dutti, ME+EM, moida K-Beauty, Moleskine, Mood London, Moyses Stevens, Mulberry
N to R 21
NEON at Battersea Power Station, Nespresso, Nike, Office, OMEGA, On, Oseyo, Paul Edmonds London, Penhaligon’s, Polestar, POP MART Roboshop, Postmark, Ralph Lauren, Ray-Ban, Reformation, Reiss, Rituals, RNLT, Rolex at Watches of Switzerland, ROX, Royal Selangor
S to Z 27
TAG Heuer, The Battersea General Store, The Chimney Lift Shop, The North Face, Tommy Hilfiger, Theory, Transformers, ThruDark, Salomon, Scamp & Dude, Skechers, SoShell, Space NK, Swarovski, Swatch, Sweaty Betty, TUDOR, Under Armour, Uniqlo, Venchi, Virgin Atlantic Holidays, Wallace & Gromit and Friends, Watches of Switzerland, Waterstones, Zadig&Voltaire, Zara, Zara Home
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Shopping at Battersea Power Station before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
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