"A roof garden above the development next to Battersea Power Station will open to the public for two days at the end of the month, and the ballot for tickets is open now. It's not the roof of the power station, but the roof of the modern building next to it, which does have the advantage of offering better views of the power station next door. The gardens with 29,000"
"plants and 55 trees sit on the 16th floor of a Foster + Partners designed block with 232 homes and a 164 room hotel. The Sky Garden will be open on Thursday 30th and Friday 31st October 2025, and the ballot tickets provide a 2-hour timeslot for the successful applicant, plus one guest, to access the roof garden. Timeslots will be allocated at random, but you"
A roof garden sits on the 16th floor of a Foster + Partners-designed block next to Battersea Power Station, containing 29,000 plants and 55 trees. The Sky Garden will open to the public on Thursday 30th and Friday 31st October 2025 with ballot tickets that grant a two-hour timeslot for the successful applicant plus one guest. Timeslots are allocated at random with an option to indicate morning or afternoon preference, and up to 50 visitors are allowed per hour. The ballot closes at midnight on 19th October 2025 and will be drawn the following day. Entry is via Beechmore House on Electric Boulevard, on the same side as Battersea tube station's new entrance.
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