The London Peace Pagoda - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Al Brit: This is a beautiful monument to peace in one of Londons most beautiful riverside parks. There are public toilets There is a small zoo There are fantastic sports facilities from football to tennis to you name it. There is a go ape facility.

4 /5 Steven Bain: Calming oasis inside Battersea Park about 5 minutes walk from the South end of Albert Bridge. Accessibility is limited due to stairs leading to the Pagoda though detail is viewable from ground level. Plenty of seating nearby, toilet facilities also nearby too.

5 /5 Robert Birkholz: An impressive and serene landmark at the heart of Battersea Park, the Peace Pagoda stands gracefully by the riverside. Its unique architecture and peaceful surroundings make it a striking contrast to the bustling city beyond. From this spot, you can enjoy sweeping views of the River Thames while taking in the calm atmosphere the pagoda inspires. Informative displays around the site provide a thoughtful glimpse into the life and teachings of Buddha, making this not just a beautiful place to visit, but also one of quiet reflection and cultural significance.

5 /5 Jennifer Newell: I visited here to see the structure. The whole surroundings are beautiful, peaceful, and tranguil. On route to the Pagoda, there is a fountain that I admired due to its structure. A lot of thought went into this place, and its worthwhile visiting. Battersea Park also has an old English garden... This really took me back in time when my parents used to take us here as children

5 /5 Harry K: A tranquil place within Battersea park next to the river. An impressive pagoda emersed in greenery, offering views of the river and Prince Albert Bridge. Lots of seating benches, on a clean paved walk, to rest. Worth a visit if in the area. From here you can walk to Chelsey or to Battersea power station area. Excellent spot to visit on a day out.