Eastbourne Pier
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South Downs Way
Eastbourne
East Sussex
BN21
Eastbourne has had a pleasure pier since 1870 having been commissioned by the 7th Duke of Devonshire. A key feature of the seafront, it is affectionately called The Old Lady by the locals. For great days out and attractions in Eastbourne, visit Eastbourne Pier.
Eastbourne Pier
In 1865, The Eastbourne Pier Company was formed with a working capital of £15,000 and work began in 1866. It was officially opened in 1872 by Lord Edward Cavendish.
300 metres long and built on stilts, Eastbourne Pier has had a varied history after sections were destroyed by storms and fires.
In 2015, Mr Sheikh Abid Gulzar a local hotelier bought the pier and has since renovated and re-painted it adding 20 new benches to the open deck area and providing entertainment for visitors.
So, what can you find at the iconic Eastbourne pier:
- The Chippy
- 1901 Jazz Lounge and Blues Kitchen
- Victorian Tea Rooms
- Variety of Shops
- Arcades
- Waterfront Café/Bar
- Atlantis Nightclub
- Coffee Republic
For a great day out in Eastbourne, take a stroll along the Victorian Boardwalk and enjoy the fabulous views.
Accessibility: Wheelchair friendly
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