Withernsea Pier Towers
📍 WithernseaEast Yorkshire
Castle-style Victorian towers, all that is left of Withernsea's pier, on the seafront promenade
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What’s free
Free to see the towers and walk the promenade and beach
About
The two castellated brick towers were the entrance to Withernsea's pier, which opened in 1877 and was gone by 1903 after a run of ship collisions. Today they stand on the wide promenade that runs north and south along the seafront, and they lead straight onto the town's Blue Flag beach. A good starting point for a seaside stroll.
Opening times
- Outdoor landmark, always visible
Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.
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Checked by our editors on 13 Oct 2026.
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