Eastbourne Pier
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We visited the second weekend in December.
We were not expecting sun, but sat and read books with a drink, the ultimate in relaxation.
Well Worth a stroll.
We were not expecting sun, but sat and read books with a drink, the ultimate in relaxation.
Well Worth a stroll.
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I've been to the pier many times before but not since it has been completely finished. Gone is the fisherman's hut at the end and in its place stands nice benches and new railings.
They definitely have done a good job on it. It was lovely to see everyone walking around and enjoying it on Boxing Day.
They definitely have done a good job on it. It was lovely to see everyone walking around and enjoying it on Boxing Day.
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Apart from one amusement shop at the beginning, the pier has some little shops and cafes . Lovely to walk around.
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Great place to see Eastbourne airborne show.Also lots of food outlets.Seating all round.Now very open and spacious like American style.
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Its a pity since the fire, its seems to have lost its charm, theve just stuck a lot of tables and chairs on pier, not much else other than a few shops and cafes
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The Pier is well maintained and clean, there was a fish and chips cafe, amusement arcade, a glass making gift shop, cafe, and a bar and nightclub, . There is a good view of Beachy Head on a fine day. It's nice to walk along the Pier and sit a while weather permitting.
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It was at the end of November, so most of it was shut, nice stroll without being busy though. I thought there would have been more knick knack shops.
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Love coming to Eastbourne and going on the pier just to chill, not the longest pier by any means but still reminds me of old England.
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The pier has just recently been bought as far as I was told and the new owners are doing a good job of redecorating it over the winter, I should imagine that it will be very welcoming once it is finished and all open
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We were on a business trip. Had a stroll after lunch. We liked the look of the cafe/restaurant serving tea and cakes etc. There were typical sea side attractions along the pier. Liked the views
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Makes a nice change to go to a pier thats got a bit of everything.Cafe,bar,slot machines,fishermen,small shops,plenty of shelters and seats.The fish and chips from the chippy were very good i recomend them.
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Visited Eastbourne for the first time today and must say this is the very best pier I have ever visited, cannot say more than that
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I had never been to Eastborne before last Sunday.
What a lovely place and the pier is just how a pier should be. I loved it
What a lovely place and the pier is just how a pier should be. I loved it
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I love pier and this one fits the bill perfectly, great views of the town, nice cafe, on a hot summers day it's just a lovely stroll with the family.
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Was in Eastbourne for only a couple of hours and it was a pleasure to take a stroll on this attractive old pier and admire the views back to the town on a fine, sunny Autumn day.
It has been sensitively restored and has an elegant, 'retro' feel like the pier at Worthing along the coast.
It is slightly less 'family-friendly' than the very large Palace Pier in Brighton as it has no funfair and a smaller amount of 'amusements', but is therefore more attractive to the genteel.
It has been sensitively restored and has an elegant, 'retro' feel like the pier at Worthing along the coast.
It is slightly less 'family-friendly' than the very large Palace Pier in Brighton as it has no funfair and a smaller amount of 'amusements', but is therefore more attractive to the genteel.
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So much history, the Victorian Tea Rooms is amazing, even if you don't want to have a tea, coffee etc, at least look in. Views at sunset along the coast are stunning
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It's a lovely place to stroll and get good views of Eastbourne. There are plenty of seats everywhere and a couple of nice little shops for browsing.
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pier was very well looked after and lovely to chill out in the free deck chairs.plenty of cafes and entertainment for all the family.
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The pier has a lovely view of the sea with loads of cute shops to buy souvenirs for loved ones. It's great for a nice day out
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Beautiful site with tea room, pub, nightclub and even a glass shop where they make the glass inside but very windy as its autumn would definately revisit in summer
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There is something about seaside piers that always appeals.
Our ancestors in the glorious black and white days used to take the sea air dressed in their finery and pose a little awkwardly for the camera. How times have changed.
This is one pier that has certainly survived the test of time and natural disasters.
Just go on Youtube and type in Eastbourne fire to see for yourself all the drama.
Thankfully no one was harmed but the pier took a pounding and so did the owners.
Its with grateful thanks that it has been carefully restored and maintained for us to enjoy now a days. It is beautifully painted and kept when many other piers struggle to survive. The usual flashy coin in the slot machines feature prominently but gift shop/ specialist shops are there to help you spend your money.
The glass shop is well worth a visit and has very inexpensive items for sale. Watch them being made!
The walk to the end to look down at the brown/grey sea does not exactly remind you of the Caribbean but who cares. If its August time or January blow the cob webs away and enjoy the pier. Its free after all, gone are the days of a turnstile operated by what looked like a uniformed sailor who took your old penny toll. What can be better than that?
Our ancestors in the glorious black and white days used to take the sea air dressed in their finery and pose a little awkwardly for the camera. How times have changed.
This is one pier that has certainly survived the test of time and natural disasters.
Just go on Youtube and type in Eastbourne fire to see for yourself all the drama.
Thankfully no one was harmed but the pier took a pounding and so did the owners.
Its with grateful thanks that it has been carefully restored and maintained for us to enjoy now a days. It is beautifully painted and kept when many other piers struggle to survive. The usual flashy coin in the slot machines feature prominently but gift shop/ specialist shops are there to help you spend your money.
The glass shop is well worth a visit and has very inexpensive items for sale. Watch them being made!
The walk to the end to look down at the brown/grey sea does not exactly remind you of the Caribbean but who cares. If its August time or January blow the cob webs away and enjoy the pier. Its free after all, gone are the days of a turnstile operated by what looked like a uniformed sailor who took your old penny toll. What can be better than that?
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Was closed as was November ad Sunday but seems as tho it would be very nice at another time and the views are great .
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Lovely visit to a charming old town. Plenty of facilties and places to eat with a variety of shops to keep the ladies entertained.
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A lovely pier nice seating area at the end of the pier would be lovely in the summer, cafe and restaurant looked nice but not open the time we were there, as we walked on pier after breakfast at our hotel. Did not notice if it had any coin machines, so it would be a quite walk or drink on this pier. A few little nik nak shops there as well.
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this grand old pier is great loved sitting just watching the world go by spent time at the amusement arcades
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