Battersea Power Station will see the return of the Light Festival this year during the evenings.
The festival is from January 13 to February 27, where you can see six installations from artists across the world that have been curated by the Light Art Collection.
Battersea light festival began back in February 2020 and proved to be a huge success.
As part of the event, you can visit on February 1 to celebrate the Chinese New Year and see the Digital Origami Tigers created and designed by LAVA.
The light festival will also see an array of bars and restaurants open at the former power station.
From Italian dishes at Fiume, Indian cuisine at Cinnamon Kitchen, Spanish courses from Tapas Brindisa, and brilliant British seafood at Wright Brothers.
Plus, for fans of Gordon Ramsay and pizza, you can then visit Gordon Ramsay's Street Pizza and enjoy bottomless pizza.
Head of Brand at Battersea Power Station Development Company, Carlin Fier said, "Establishing a new cultural district for London that generates a sense of community has always been important to us and our shareholders while regenerating this iconic site.
"This will continue to be a key focus for our events programme in 2022, the most exciting year yet for the project, as we prepare to open the Power Station’s doors to the public in late summer."
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