Price includes Lift 109 and coach

Coach departs from Spalding at 8am, departs from Battersea at 5.30pm

As many of you will know, Battersea Power Station has recently undergone the make-over to end all makeovers. Having once supplied electricity to the likes of Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament, the disused Power Station has now transformed into one of London's hottest shopping, dining and leisure destinations. The Grade II* listed building has had many of its old features restored, preserving tasteful echoes of the station's architecture and history. From outside, the building's historic turbine halls appear very much unchanged. But enter and you'll find retail heaven. While Turbine Hall A's interiors reflect 1930's Art Deco glamour, Turbine Hall B has a more industrial 1950's feel - but both are equal in their fantastic shopping opportunities. Browse the latest trends in the likes of Calvin Klein, The Kooples, Mango and Uniqlo or indulge in some glossy new products at Space NK, Le Labo and Kiehl's. You can also bury your head in a book at Battersea Bookshop or start your Christmas shopping at Curated Makers where over 40 local and independent small businesses have been curated into a craft lover's dream. In addition to the Power Station, a new pedestrianised high street, Electric Boulevard, will also open between the south entrance and new Zone 1 Underground station. Here you will find Zara, specialist opticians David Clulow and Korean food and culture hub, Oseyo. Feeling peckish? Battersea Power Station is also home to a wealth of irresistible eateries to keep you well-fuelled while you wander. There is a mouthwatering meal to be found for every occasion, many offering beautiful riverside views. Outside the Power Station, eat your way around the world from the Mediterranean at Megan's at the Power Station, delicious Japanese fare at Tonkotsu and fresh British seafood at Wright Brothers. If you're in the mood for a tipple, visit the local Battersea brewery and urban winery Vagabonds. Venture into the Power Station and you will find newly opened gourmet kebabs at Le Bab, an all day vegan menu at Clean Kitchen Club or simply to-die-for pancakes at Where The Pancakes Are. A visit to Lift 109 begins in the Power Station's magnificent Art Deco Turbine Hall A. Through a carefully curated ensemble of original records and multi-media displays, visitors will delve into the building's rich history, architectural significance and lasting presence in popular culture. State of the art features include a giant interactive multiplayer touchscreen where guests can collectively 'generate' energy - watch the lighting installation above whirl and glow brighter with every touch! As you journey onwards and upwards, constellations of light will guide your way as the circular glass elevator ascends 109 metres. At the top of the north-west chimney you will find an unbeatable panoramic view of the London skyline.

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