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Joe G. • September 22, 2013Opened to the public for the last viewing ahead of its transformational development, one hopes the remarkable structural feats that hold this landmark feature in its final new life in ten years time.
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prima f. • March 10, 2015One of my favourite parks in London, some lanes for slowly biking and taking in nice weather. Has also a mini zoo, a pagoda, lakes, botanical gardens and view to the Thames so it's very cool
8.6Playground •Prince of Wales Dr (Albert Bridge Rd), Wandsworth
Ivan R. • August 23, 2014Best playground in miles, suitable from early ages to early teen. Bus stops not far and a couple of good restaurants at walking distance. There's an adjacent outdoor cafè for "emergencies"
Fiona M. • July 21, 2013One of the most beautiful and least frequented parts of Battersea Park. Well worth a visit!
Jack S. • January 10, 2023Book online for off-peak, standard & peak ticket prices. Flat rate price when buying in person on the day, which can be £5 more expensive. Make the most of the sky line views, as it lasts only 8 mins.
Style by Stylism • October 15, 2011Battersea park is one of the best parks. They have a boating lake, zoo, running track, tennis courts and lots more. Its underrated compared to Hyde park, however Battersea is the one to watch out for!
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