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Three standing figures by Henry Moore at Battersea Park in London.
Yair Haklai · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
The river park west of the power station. The Peace Pagoda and the lake, then the Northern line back. Next is Battersea Power Station — do not also stack Hyde Park the same day.
Analysis
Battersea Park is a walk, not a photo stop. About 06:30–22:30. Gate hours and lawn hours differ. Be out toward Battersea Power Station before dark, and do not use the park as a shortcut into the next district.
Best time
Afternoon
How to go
Battersea Power Station, or Battersea Park rail
Transit
The park has no ticket gate. The station is Battersea Power Station. Leave before the last train, and do not cross the grass after dark.
Season window
Spring is blossom at Battersea Park, summer picnics are crowded, autumn light is the point, winter dusk is early. In rain stay on the paved main path.
Tips
- · Tickets: Free. Plan about 40 minutes.
- · The river edge is windy
- · Lawns at Battersea Park can close at short notice. Dogs, bikes and picnics follow that day's notice. No large speakers.
Next stop
Where this line goes next
Walk or one Tube ride to the next stop. Do not rebound.
Battersea Power Station
London Tube · 8min
Tube Battersea Power Station
Next is Battersea Power Station — do not also stack a Westminster interior, the South Ken three, or a second viewing deck the same day.
Ministry of Sound
London Tube · 17min
Tube Battersea Power Station
Next is Ministry of Sound — do not also stack a Westminster interior, the South Ken three, or a second viewing deck the same day.
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