Eastbourne Pier
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Nice atmosphere for a walk
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Wonderfull place!
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Oldie worldie
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It certainly has a shabby chic but the view over the shoreline is lovely. And free wifi for 30 minutes is a nice addon. ð
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Much quieter than its sister in Brighton, a classic and typical English venue located near the beautiful city center of Eastbourne. Games, food, seagulls, a nice resting place to chill after shopping or walking the whole water front.
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Beautiful place to relax and have lunch
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Classic seaside pier. Lots of seating after the fire, but watch out for seagulls if you take your fish and chips out onto the main pier.
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Really nicely kept and clean. Lovely promenade to walk safely along. Been many times and the sun always seems to shine.
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Lovely place to be. It offers nice snacks for adults and kids. Great views at the different time of the day.
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Adorable place, great views
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Amazing, mica view on the seaside. Visit Eastbourne Pier!
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Love the pier, shame the fishing area got closed down though. Not much going on on the pier these days, hopefully it will offer more in the future.
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Nice to visit and have a cream tea.
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Free WiFi and not sooo many people
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beautiful place
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Lovely place to relax! Beautiful views!
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We were pleased to enjoy a walk around the revamped Pier, so pleased to see that it was not abandoned to ruin.
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Lovely pier. Well maintained, piped music giving it a relaxed vibe. You can see why it is a popular venue for weddings.
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67 years old and first time to Eastbourne. Historically I would have said that I might still be a bit young to visit, but actually was very pleased to be surprised how nice it was. We stayed in the View hotel which is on the seafront , see separate review, the sea front has a very long promenade which is nice amd flat and suitable for all the family from joint in pushchairs and elderly in wheelchairs and electric carts. The bandstand has a sign that says it is the most used in the UK but we didn't hear any music on the days we were there. The pier we re told is in better condition now it is owned by a Sheik and has a sign on the way out which is on a play of words as it says Sheikspier. We walked all round the pier which has little shops on it as well as a couple of fish and chippies and cafes. We had sandwiches and tea in the Victorian tea room. Very acceptable and reasonably priced although they could do with an oven and toaster to increase what is available. Well worth a visit if you are here for the day or in holiday. The Arndale shopping centre is only a short walk from here into the town. Whilst I have marked the attraction as not a good picnic spot, if the weather is good you can sit on the very stones beach instead.
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I visited the Pier with my Grandson aged 7 years.
We took his bike down so he could use it on the sea front (which is flat).
The weather was cold but Sunny and dry.
We bought an ice cream each at the shop at the start of the pier the explored the pier right to the end and back.
On the way back we went into the odd shop to have a look around including the glass shop, great fun!
We of course used the slot machines but had a budget!
On the way out we stopped at the fish and chip shop and had a sit down meal.
All in all a good day out.
We took his bike down so he could use it on the sea front (which is flat).
The weather was cold but Sunny and dry.
We bought an ice cream each at the shop at the start of the pier the explored the pier right to the end and back.
On the way back we went into the odd shop to have a look around including the glass shop, great fun!
We of course used the slot machines but had a budget!
On the way out we stopped at the fish and chip shop and had a sit down meal.
All in all a good day out.
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Beautifully maintained pier, well looked after and a delight to visit
A classic amongst the victorian piers, lovely to take a stroll along on a fine winters day
Offering excellent views back along the whole of the Eastbourne seafront
She cuts a fine elegant line against the sunrise
Cafe / restaurant half way along for a snack or a brew
A classic amongst the victorian piers, lovely to take a stroll along on a fine winters day
Offering excellent views back along the whole of the Eastbourne seafront
She cuts a fine elegant line against the sunrise
Cafe / restaurant half way along for a snack or a brew
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Pier has been re-vamped and updated since the fire and is looking all the better for it!
Less tacky and old fashioned with a lovely new pub/bar at the end!
Lovely!
Less tacky and old fashioned with a lovely new pub/bar at the end!
Lovely!
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Area of activity within a quiet promenade. Easily accessible. At the time I went the Christmas Market was in full swing. Many food and gift stalls. Well attended. Clean and tidy area, pride obviously being taken in the surroundings.
Could see the underlying elegance that would be there when the market was finished after the Christmas period.
Could see the underlying elegance that would be there when the market was finished after the Christmas period.
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Chose to walk the pier on a beautiful sunny day in December! Great views all along the seafront, fantastic cafe/restaurant halfway along the pier, wonderful Christmas decorations and scones! Shame all the shops were closed.
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A Christmas trip on the pier while staying at the lovely East Beach hotel.
A beautiful traditional seaside pier
A beautiful traditional seaside pier
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