As part of the two-day event, which invited members of the public to look inside more than 700 of the capital’s building’s, revealed that 18,000 visitors came to the venue on Saturday (21 September) ahead of its £8bn redevelopment.
A further 22,000 people visited the venue on Sunday (22 September), which recently hosted the Holi One World Festival in August, organised by agency Big Cat Group.
In an update on the Open House London website during the weekend, organisers said that queuing times were expected to be up to five hours long.
A spokesperson from the Battersea Power Station Development Company, told Event: "Given the iconic status of the Power Station, we knew it would be one of the more popular attractions at Open House London this weekend. We therefore planned for large numbers of visitors and were very pleased with the incredible response from the public.
"We understand the importance of Battersea Power Station to millions of Londoners. It has been an iconic part of the city’s landscape for decades. We therefore wanted the public to be able to visit it in its current state before the redevelopment of the site gets under way next month."
The company said that the venue’s Pop-Up Park had been popular with visitors since its launch in July, and there are plans to host future events on the site throughout the redevelopment phase.
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