Battersea - Iconic Bridges & Square

Nevada Smith and the Last Treasure Quest

The Exploration Society has received exciting news from the enthusiasts renovating an old Thames narrowboat - they've discovered a tatty old treasure map! It seems that the boat belonged to famous adventurer and eccentric recluse Nevada Smith, who died from a snake bite last year. According to rumours, Nevada was travelling to the mysterious island of Sohcahtoa on 'one final quest' to retrieve a unique jewel - a diamond naturally formed in the shape of a pyramid! Our researchers at Society HQ have been working hard to pull together a list of Clues scattered around Battersea village that will help pinpoint the precious prize. Now, all we need are TOP treasure seekers to bravely travel along the route, crack the clues and track down the lost loot. Do YOU have what it takes? Be warned - Nevada had plenty of rivals who are bound to be watching…

Treasure Hunt Through Battersea - Iconic Bridges & Square

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Battersea Bridge?

Then why not explore Battersea Bridge on this self-guided Treasure Hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure?

The Trail starts close to Battersea Bridge and takes a figure-of-eight route through the village, introducing you to a different side of Battersea. Discover the historic village square and St Mary's Church and enjoy the riverside, heading over to Chelsea via Battersea Bridge and the iconic Albert Bridge.