Battersea Power Station. Brendan Bell. It’s now possible to take a thrilling ride up one of the chimneys of Grade II listed Battersea Power Station, a unique chimney lift experience.

Even if its bulk is familiar from a distance – and it's hard to miss, by the Thames next to Vauxhall – you'll still be impressed by the scale of Battersea Power Station up close. Built between ...

The Lift 109 viewpoint designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates has opened within the rebuilt chimney of Battersea Power Station in London, which was recently revamped by architecture studio ...

Following the renovation of London's Battersea Power Station, its much-anticipated Lift 109 has finally opened to the public. The glass elevator ride provides 360-degree views of the city skyline ...

Footfall at Battersea Power Station in December grew by 30% compared to a year earlier, ... Lift 109, which takes visitors to the top of the building’s 109-metre-high north west chimney, ...

Chimney lift experience Lift 109 opened in November and has since ... modeled on the U.S. malls of the day and just a few miles from Battersea. The Power Station feels like an apt book-end to ...

A former power station on the bank of the River Thames that was left derelict for decades has opened after a 9 billion-pound ($10 billion) redevelopment turning the south London site into a new ...

Except perhaps for Big Ben and the London Eye, there is no Thames-side landmark more prominent than the Battersea Power Station, the red-brick behemoth with a 338-foot-tall white chimney at each ...

London's newest viewing platform, Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station, is now open. Here's what you can expect from the attraction. Lift 109 has taken up residence in the most north-westerly of ...

Battersea Power Station was decommissioned in 1983, but is set to make a splash ... The building will also offer a unique glass elevator experience inside the north-west chimney called Lift ...

For the best first impression, catch the River Bus to Battersea Power Station, ... Then up 39 steps, and as the staircase curves, you realise you're in the bottom of the chimney.