Eastbourne Pier
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It's a lovely spot on the beach, you see at the end of the pier all the eastbourne Bay till pevensey Bay.
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Beautiful
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Love these old Victorian piers. Just being out over the sea. Weather was poor on our visit and only food and drink outside due to Covid. We would have stayed longer otherwise.
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Amazing food at the end of the pier, yes you pay a price for it but the food is certainly worth it
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Lots of choice with the stalls and nice atmosphere.
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No comment
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Getting back from the fire
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Lots of work going on
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Nice place to visit
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The old pier was glorious to walk along. Lovely views across the water and looking back at Eastbourne. Unfortunately it wasn't open to go inside due to Covid, but the bar was serving take-away beverages. There was also a musician on the pier performing cover songs, singing with a guitar. Definitely worth a stroll along with an ice cream in hand.
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Live music on the pier
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Bank Holiday, lots of people, lots going on by the sea side.. fast food and little shops along the sea front. Pleasant busy atmosphere. Was a bit underdressed, so the wind got the best of me while i was waiting for my vegan fish and chips. Lovely day ;)
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AmaZing
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Gorgeous Victorian pier. Only the bar at the end is open and the chip shop at the front due to Covid but lovely walk down it. Very pretty!
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Not a lot going on.
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Fajnie, ale akurat polowa molo w remoncie
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Lovely old pier
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Great fish and chips at the front of the pier live music at the end of pier nice bar and shops
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Absolutely stunning, lovely gardens, very clean beaches, lovely craft Market on sea front next to Pier. Good effort with all the pubs and restaurants with covid restrictions
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Located on the main beach the 1,000 foot old British Pier built in 1870 offers some vintage features, a few shops, a tea room, and nice views of the typical south coast pebble and shingle beach which is divided by a series of wooden groynes. Plenty of car parking available at a cost of £1 an hour (cash or card payments). Some graffiti under the pier spoils the view somewhat.
Backing the beach is a promenade, lined with grand Victorian hotels and the Floral Carpet garden. A nice place for a costal stroll.
Backing the beach is a promenade, lined with grand Victorian hotels and the Floral Carpet garden. A nice place for a costal stroll.
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Nice pier, but is a bit expensive. Entry is free.
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Very good
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Nice to walk on a sunny day
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Great place for a beer outdoor .<br>Windy.
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Lovely traditional pier !
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