Piers

Cleethorpes Pier – In the late 19th Century Cleethorpes in North East Lincolnshire was becoming a popular resort for those Read more…

At the Southend, the sea recedes over a mile from the beach at low tide, leaving large areas of mud Read more…

The pier build started in 1852 and was opened in July 1953 and was originally twice the current size but Read more…

The Royal Pier in Aberystwyth is a pleasure pier and was the first pier to open in Wales in 1865. Read more…

Mumbles Pier is a Victorian pier that opened in May 1898. At 835ft long, it is an iconic landmark for Read more…

Cromer Pier is at the heart of the Edwardian seaside resort of Cromer with its narrow roads and cliffs. Cromer Read more…

Bangor Garth has a pier, the second longest in Wales is 1,500 feet (or 472 metres). Constructed largely in steel, Read more…

Britannia pier is one of the two piers at Great Yarmouth. Positioned towards the northern end of the resort in Read more…

The second longest pier in Britain, Southport Pier, was first opened in 1860 with an original length of 3,600 ft. Read more…

Designed by Eugenius Birch and commissioned by the Blackpool Pier Company, work commenced on the first of Blackpool’s piers in Read more…

Southsea Clarence Pier is not your traditional Victorian pier, the Clarence Pier pavilion opened in the 1960s and is part Read more…

Weymouth Pier Bandstand originally consisted of a raised deck area with glazed shelters along both sides, leading to a semicircular Read more…