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Worthing Pier -

This 290-metre-long pier is home to an art deco pavilion, an arcade, a spot for fishing, a spot for enjoying ice cream, and many more activities. It also has views to beaches on both sides of the promenade.

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Worthing Pier - This pier is found in West Sussex and was opened to the public in 1862. You can visit the pier between 6AM and 10PM, Monday through Sunday.

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Clevedon Pier -

This pier sits on the Severn Estuary and is found in Clevedon, Somerset. You will find it just next to the Royal Pier Hotel. 

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Clevedon Pier - Clevedon Pier, which is 310 metres in length, is open from 10AM to 4:30PM. The stunning promenade leads to a small pavillion with spectacular views.

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Central Pier - Blackpool's Central Pier is one of the main tourist attractions of the city. It was opened in 1868 and is 339 metres long.

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Central pier - This pier is open to the public all day long. You can find a funfair, a portrait studio, a family bar, an entertainment centre, and Blackpool's big wheel at the pier.

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Grand Pier - Grand Pier is found on the Bristol Channel in the town of Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. The-366-metre long pier even has beaches on both sides, making it ideal for summer days out.

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Grand Pier - Anglotopia describes the pier as "a 21st Century indoor theme park", which makes it enjoyable even on gloomy and rainy days! 

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Hastings Pier - As its name well says, this colourful pier is in Hastings, East Sussex. The pier was a popular music venue in the 60s but suffered damages in the 90s.

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Hastings Pier - The 277-metre-long pier is nowadays open from 10 am to 9 pm, everyday of the week.

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Eastbourne Pier - Eastbourne is another pier found in East Sussex. It was first opened in 1970 and is currently open from 11.30 am to 10 pm everyday.

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Eastbourne Pier - Aside from the usual pier activities, Eastbourne Pier also has a tattoo parlour, a clothes shop, and even a glassblower.

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North Pier - North Pier is Blackpool's oldest pier. It is 503-metres-long, which makes it the longest pier in the city.

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North Pier - At the North Pier you can find a Victorian tea room, a carousel, a palm reader, a 60s arcade, a pavillion, and a display of Sooty Bear puppets.

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The Brighton Palace Pier - The Brighton Palace Pier, often referred to as the Brighton Pier, is found near the city centre. It is one the most famous piers in the UK.

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The Brighton Palace Pier - You can go on rides, stuff yourself with ice cream, watch a show, with many more activities and events.

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Llandudno Pier - This is the longest pier in Wales and found in the seaside resort of Llandudno. The town is located between Colyn Bay and Bangor.

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Llandudno Pier -

Since the Second World War the pier and pavilion have been free to access. This 700 metre Victorian pier is open from 10AM to 10PM, Monday to Sunday. 

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Swanage Pier - This Victorian pier in Dorset is over 120 years old. It's open from 9AM to 4PM, Monday through Sunday.

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Swanage Pier - Fun-filled activities you can enjoy at Swanage Pier include scuba diving, fishing, photography, strolling, among many more. 

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Clacton Pier - The resort town Clacton-on-Sea has a fun amusement park pier called Clacton Pier. It was originally 150 metres in length, but when it gained popularity, it was extended to 360 metres.

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Clacton Pier - Clacton Pier is open from 10AM to 10PM, daily.

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Cromer Pier - If you drive 40 miles north from Norwich, you will find Cromer Pier. 

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Cromer Pier - This fun-filled pier is open from 8AM to 10PM. It also has a lifeboat station and a theatre, who knew?

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Burnham-on-Sea - Burnam-on-Sea's pier is the shortest in Britain. It was built in 1858 and was the first concrete structure of its kind to be built in Europe.

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Burnham-on-Sea - You can find a bingo hall, food counters, among amusements and other pier-like activities.

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Southend Pier - In the town of  Southend-on-Sea you can find the Southend Pier. The pier sits on the Thames Estuary and is considered the longest pier in the whole world.

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Southend Pier - The pier is 2.16 kilometres long, and even has a railway that takes you from one end to another.

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South Parade Pier - Portsmouth is home to two piers, one of which is South Parade Pier. It has most of the activities and amenities other piers in the UK have, such as an ice cream parlour, a funfair, shops, and so on.

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South Parade Pier - The main building near the beginning of the pier boasts of seating area and a restaurant. At the end of the promenade there is a funfair, as well as a fishing deck.

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