Worthing Pier
Worthing, Coast
Image: Adur & Worthing CouncilsImage: Adur & Worthing Councils
A Grade II listed Art Deco pier, first opened in 1862 and named UK Pier of the Year in 2019. The Pavilion Theatre and Pavilion Atrium Bar stand at the landward end, with an amusement arcade midway and the South Pavilion out at the sea end.
Highlights
- Art Deco pavilions at both ends
- Pavilion Theatre and Atrium Bar
- Free fishing in marked zones
- UK Pier of the Year 2019
Good to know
- Permanent repairs are under way, with the pier staying open
- Bikes are not allowed on the pier
Getting there
Worthing Pier, Worthing seafront, West Sussex, BN11 3PX
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