Eastbourne, United Kingdom skyline: the 20 most iconic buildings and best views in Eastbourne

Eastbourne Pier is a must-visit destination if you're in the area! The pier beautifully blends Victorian charm with modern-day attractions, offering stunning views of the sea and coastline, especially during sunset. What really impressed me was the variety of food options available right on the pier. From traditional fish and chips to sweet treats and ice creams, there's something for everyone — and the best part? There are several halal food options available too, which is fantastic for Muslim visitors. I came across a few spots serving halal burgers, grilled chicken, and even doner kebabs — all clearly labeled and freshly prepared. The food was not only delicious but also reasonably priced, making it a great place for a casual meal with a view. There are also plenty of seating areas to enjoy your food while soaking in the sea breeze. In addition to the food, the pier has amusement arcades, souvenir shops, and a lovely tea room, making it a great place to spend a few hours with family or friends. Everything was clean and well-maintained, and the staff at the food outlets were friendly and helpful. All in all, Eastbourne Pier offers a complete experience — scenic views, great food (with halal options!), and fun activities. Highly recommended for families, couples, and solo travelers alike.

Very nice place for a stroll and some family time. Went for the airbourne show this year and it is definitely a must see every year. Personally, I enjoy going to Eastbourne pier on a regular basis as it is fun and parking is not difficult. The seaside is lovely and there's plenty of places to have a snack.

Lovely four day break, nice hotel, nice clean town, pleasant local people. Great shops, great pier ,well looked after, with plenty of seating. Nice bar and fish and chips while listening to live music. Worth a visit.

Eastbourne pierThe structure of Eastbourne pier is a remarkable feat of engineering, stretching gracefully into the sea. Visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions and entertainment options along its length. It has become a beloved landmark, offering stunning views of the coastline. The pier's history has seen moments of triumph and resilience, shaping its enduring presence. A stroll along the pier is a delightful experience for all ages.

Beautiful Victorian pier with cafés and arcades. A lovely place for a stroll and to enjoy the sea views. Can feel a bit touristy, but still very charming.

I recently visited Eastbourne Pier and was genuinely impressed by how beautiful and peaceful it was. The pier stretches gracefully out into the sea, offering stunning views of the coastline and the endless blue water. Whether you’re taking a slow walk, snapping some photos, or just sitting down to enjoy the breeze, it’s a lovely spot to relax and unwind. The architecture of the pier is charming, with its classic British seaside feel — clean, well-maintained, and full of character. On a sunny day, the whole place lights up with a calm, cheerful vibe that makes it perfect for both quiet moments and fun outings with friends or family. There are small shops, cafés, and places to grab snacks, and even though it’s not overly commercialized, it still has everything you need for a relaxing afternoon. We took some great photos here — the contrast of the blue sea, the sky, and the white railings made every shot look postcard-worthy. Overall, Eastbourne Pier is a beautiful little escape from the busy city life. Whether you’re local or just visiting, it’s definitely worth spending some time here. Highly recommended if you love the sea and classic coastal charm.

Pier was ok, some shops were closed. There's a bar towards the end of the pier with live music outside on brighter days. Good view of the airshow too.

Magnificent scenery! Try to park far away and have a proper hike to the top 👌

Amazing views. Great picnic spot. Lovely to chill and watch the paragliders.

Beautiful hiking trails next to the white cliffs. Be prepared for stunning views !

Beachy Head is stunning—towering white cliffs, sweeping sea views, and a lighthouse that looks like it belongs on a postcard. The cliffs are dramatic, but so is the drop, so don’t get cocky for Instagram. Seagulls are the true locals here, so keep an eye on your chips. Overall, it’s breathtaking—both from the scenery and the gale-force wind. Luckily I went during a heat-wave and it was baking hot, it was fantastic going up and down the rolling, virgin chalk bluffs packed with tourist groups alongside one another, and felt quite communal in a sense- like we were all pilgrims on a journey to the ice-cream shop at the endpoint. I loved it, it was an exceptional hike. The only downer? A quid to use the bogs and fill up your hydration bottle, what a scam but hey, that's England now or so I'm told. Mercifully there were enough brambles in season that I could pick wild blackberries on the way back down instead and curtail my thirst.

Fantastic views, great and beautiful area for hiking! A Must when in Eastbourne!

Truly is an amazing site from my room at Belle Tout and a personal pat on the back for trekking along the cliff towards Eastbourne.

It was super pretty! Very windy, as usual for England. Sadly, I forgot to bring sunglasses and got lots of sand in my eye, so I definitely recommend bringing something to shield your eyes!

A nice hystoric place to visit. Very nice views from the top. I've been on Sunday late and was only few visitors but I guess you can also get into the rooms and to see more. Facilities are offered as a toilet, few benches with tables and also you have a variety of products from small shops from inside as coffee, juices, icecreams, cakes and more. It's nice to visit as a small group with or without kids. I recomend it and for sure I'll be back to visit and relax watching the surroundings and the sea from the top. Have a good day you all! 👍

It is history, protection, extraordinary, and a magnet. I believe in miracles, and that's why I hope it will be restored. Theoretically, given world politics and what's happening in the canal, it might even make sense. Much here could be quickly restored and repaired. I've noticed so many things today that can be quickly repaired. How about free or inexpensive hotel rooms for guests who want to save such a legacy? Also in other areas, like the pier, below and above. There's a lot missing. Have donation boxes set up for the repair of damage caused by Corona, the storm, and the global economic crisis. Ideally, in the hotel dining rooms. One or just a handful can't do it, but everyone together can. ☀️😃😇👍

Great visit which is free unless you want to go in the museum. Kids had a great time playing and looking at the cannons. Nice views to be had on the top level and the cafe is reasonably priced.

Nice place to go to find out about some of the history of Eastbourne. Also there is a good opportunity to get some good views of the beach from the fortress. Interesting way to spend a bit of time and no cost for doing so.

Interesting historic fort with exhibits and interactive displays inside. The tour is definitely worth doing as the guides are knowledgeable and you'll learn things you'd otherwise miss.

What a lovely place. You can get a coffee and sit around. Such a historical site with cannons, though they were not the genuine ones at the fort originally, will inspire your children. The seafront view is great. All these remind is the hard fought peace that we are enjoying. Lest we forget.

Guided heritage tour ..very interesting but bit disappointed we couldn't view the ground level

I only saw the bits on the coastal path, but it was a nice path and signs suggested seals can be spotted in the area.

Lovely place to visit, probably great place to live- if you can afford it! Great to wonder round the whole perimeter and admire the boats and the apartments. Lots of places to eat and drink overlooking the water much bigger than you think and not really near town centre .

Busy place when weather good plenty of choice to eat

Lovely place to spend some time.. good selection of bars and restaurants. Pleasant to walk around the harbour and watch the boats come and go. Recently added kids sandpit is a nice touch which helps occupy the kids. We had a lovely few days here.

Went to the harvester, nice view of the harbour

Lovely place to spend an afternoon, watching the boats, walking around the harbour and a good choice of restaurants. Does get very busy so you may need to book. Also can catch a boat to see seals from here as well! Lots of parking, shopping estate next door as well with a good selection of shops.

Amazing place full of life, plenty of coffee and restaurants , evening entertaining. Great for a walk or just chill in restaurants.

Lovley venue, outside and good atmosphere. Can get cold if windy so bring a jumper. You can buy blankets here to. Bar available. Great evening to watch live music

Eastbourne Bandstand is a gem on the Sussex coast — a striking seafront venue that blends historic charm with vibrant musical life. Built in 1935, its distinctive blue domed roof and art deco design make it one of the most recognisable landmarks in Eastbourne, and it remains a focal point for live entertainment throughout the year. The Bandstand hosts an impressive variety of events, from traditional brass bands and tribute acts to themed nights and fireworks concerts. Whether you're into swing, classical, or Queen, there's likely a performance for you. The sound quality is surprisingly good given the open-air setting, and the tiered seating ensures a decent view for most audience members. It’s particularly magical on warm summer evenings, when the music mingles with the sea breeze. Staff are friendly and well-organised, and ticket prices are reasonable, making it an accessible evening out. The location is ideal too — just a short walk from Eastbourne Pier, with ample nearby parking and local amenities. That said, the weather can be unpredictable, and while the covered seating offers some protection, dressing for the elements is wise. Also, during busier events, the seating can feel a bit cramped. Overall, Eastbourne Bandstand offers a wonderful blend of nostalgia, community spirit, and first-rate entertainment — a must-visit for music lovers or anyone looking for a quintessentially British seaside experience.

We unexpectedly came across the bandstand, as we were new to the area. There was a band playing and plenty of seating for spectators. It was an unbelievable atmosphere, with everyone participating either by singing along, clapping, waving their hands, dancing and just enjoying themselves from young and old. Hats off to their Council for funding the event.

We saw 2 shows recently which were great. Staff were very helpful when I needed it. Lynda in the ticket office was amazing. She went above and beyond to help me when I had some difficulties. She also helped by printing my tickets which I thought I had lost on my phone. Lynda was very calm and so kind. I'm very grateful for all her help. It made the experience much more enjoyable. Everyone was friendly and the quality of shows was excellent. Thoroughly recommend.

We went to see the Motown tribute act last and it was the worst act I have ever seen here. They turned up late, couldn't get their words right and their voices were just dreadful. They turned up 20 minutes but didn't stay any later to make it up!! Would not recommend anyone to go to see them

Been here a couple of times to see some tribute acts, enjoyed it and will come back 😀

This bandstand make an incredible venue for a concert. I was a speaker at an outside church service where around 1000 people gathered. It makes for a very intimate venue as you can see everyone clearly from the stage. Th acoustics are amazing too. We had a brilliant sunny day hope you get one too.

Friendly staff. Nice items to purchase.A really worthy organisation to donate to.

4 stars as I would say its a very nice little shop with friendly staff and a very small add on with some information/fact boards and not a museum.

We have been here with a group of children in the age between 12 and 15. They all had a really good time and we had the chance to talk to someone who served in the RNLI.

Being a great RNLI supporter.I always visit when on holiday This branch though small was well stocked shop.Restaurant attached for drinks and snacks Well maintained.Lovely girls serving in the coffee shop.As my snack became airborne much to the dog near bys glee.They replaced It for me.They were helpful and friendly.

Often visit with my grandchildren who love to look around. The staff are very attentive and friendly.

The RNLI is just amazing. This incredible charity needs all the help it can get. Great building. Lovely shop. Friendly staff. Easy access.

A lovely old stn building with helpful volunteers selling current RNLI products.

An average shopping centre. The rise of internet shopping is killing the high street. However the entrance to the car park is designed to add go faster stripes to your SUV as it is that narrow, far easier to get out than to get in. A number or units are closed down and the selection of shops is middle to low end. Unless you want a coffee then you have lots of choice.

The operatives within this store ALWAYS help me as I 'm rubbish at using the payment machines..a lovely,handsome man helped us at about 1.30p.m. today(tall,moustache) They are a credit to Boots.. Thank you.David ,the pharmacist, at Ravenside Boots is brilliant,by the way..he helped both me (nausea problems) and my husband(ear infection) Keep up the good work..you really help support the NHS.

Love this shopping mall and it's a lovely lovely bus ride with spectacular vviews of the sea on one side and fields and animals on the other side. . It is MUCH nicer than Churchill square in Brighton... Different stores & Eastbourne is much quieter, less traffic, less people, quainter shops and restaurants.

Lots of shops. Easy to get round. All on level. Wheelchair friendly. Lots of variety of eating places. Reasonable prices. Shops generally staffed by helpful people.

Pretty nice mall with many different shops and stores. Big cinema on the second floor and many cool restaurants on the first floor. Also has an h&m and an Primark inside. Only downside I noticed is that the restrooms are being closed quite early.

amazing little shopping mall, I remember when this was called Arndale centre and was so tiny and limited shops so they have turned this around for the better, great facilities for the kids so they won't get bored and plenty of restaurants to visit, also a cinema upstairs which is convenient and great for the family.

The Beacon Shopping Centre is an absolute gem in Eastbourne! I can't say enough good things about this place. It's a shopaholic's paradise with a fantastic selection of stores to cater to all your retail desires. From high street favorites to unique independent shops, there's something for everyone. What's truly remarkable is the addition of Chuck and Blade Burgers and Square Peg Pizzas. The combination of mouthwatering burgers and delicious pizzas under one roof is a foodie's dream come true. The food is not only scrumptious but also served with a smile. One of the things that really stands out is how impeccably clean the centre always is. You can see the hardworking teams consistently tidying up and ensuring that the place looks its best. It makes for a pleasant and comfortable shopping experience. Whether you're in need of some retail therapy or just looking for a chill spot, the Beacon Shopping Centre has you covered. It's an excellent place to unwind, grab a coffee, or simply enjoy the ambiance. This place has it all – shopping, dining, and relaxation. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

Definitely recommend a stop get tour bus day pass stops near by or stroll down in in town. Great exhibition nice little library for a read or if you want to be art bring your bits and sit. Staff are lovely and make sure you get a photo round the corner of this stunning gallery. Small but mighty perfect in its own right. Highly recommended.

Interesting gallery, well curated. We often make a special trip down for the weekend. Excellent exhibitions, great restaurant on the top floor, a research library where you can learn more about mid century British art & more. Cafe & cinema & bookshop. Sign up for a tour to see more of the permanent collection. After have a walk along the sea. Combine it with a visit to Hastings just a short drive down the coast.

Fantastic gallery. Great exhibitions on Sussex Modernism and Paule Vézelay. Fabulous food in The Light restaurant with great views from the terrace

Great facility, lots of space and possibly the largest passenger lift I have ever been in, clean and with many facilities. Although I will admit I didn't try the cafe

Excellent contemporary gallery with high quality exhibitions. The restaurant is a beautiful and calm space with a sunny terrace. The menu is interesting and delicious. The cinema hosts the latest arthouse, independent and foreign cinema and has a handsome bar. I would give the gallery five stars if it were not for the noise from loud people in the galleries, which is distracting and irritating. This includes loud conversations by staff who also do nothing to control the noise levels. It has been so distracting while trying to watch the films and read the explanations of the works that I likely won't return often. At the Emma Stibbon show last year, there groups of shrieking pensioners and a small group of women stood right behind me, talking loudly while I tried to watch the video - I had to ask them to move. Yesterday, there were similar levels of noise from people who seem to have no awareness of others. While I don't expect it to be library silent, I do expect, especially for paid exhibitions, to be able to concentrate on what I've come to see. Also, I came out of the exhibition and sat down to watch another video on the screen on the landing and 30 seconds in was approached by a staff member who wanted me to complete a survey. She could see that I was trying to watch a film. They should ensure that visitors can enjoy the experience without such distractions.

Very disappointed in the Turner exhibition. Despite having to pay for this one, less than half the paintings were Turner's. Thankfully we had a coffee on the roof terrace to make up for it, after. The Ravillious exhibition was brilliant, and free.

Visited because my wife and I have been binge watching portrait artist of the year, but only landscapes from Ravilius were on display. Still interesting, however. Went for a coffee and sticky bun in the cafe afterwards, but sadly the buns were all gone :( Hope to revisit in a couple of weeks for the Turner exhibition 😉

Went there as somewhere different for a dog walk. There were no restrictions on where we could go. Great place to see some English history, and how it has been involved during centuries of history.

Very nice castle. The grounds are quite large and free to visit with some information boards, so great for dogs. It is rare, at least in my experience, to see rounded Roman walls, which was then built upon after 1066. The keep you need to pay for, a touch bare but nothing an audio guide can't fix, and there are a few rooms with exhibitions for extra viewing. Don't forget the dungeon.

Just a short visit to Pevensey Castle, trying to fit a lot into our day. After first visiting Battle Abbey, another English Heritage site, it was only a short drive down to Pevensey & like Battle Abbey, Pevensey is well worth a visit. We were fortunate to have lovely weather for both our visits.

Amazing castle with lots of layers of history. The kind lady in the shop was extremely knowledgeable which made the experience so much more enjoyable.

It is completely worth, make sure to take the audio guide from the shop!!! The history is amazing and it’s amazing to imagine the old times.

Wonderful castle and roman fort ruins remains to explore. Fabulous views too

Once a roman fort, later a norman castle and on the end WWII stronghold. Lots to explore and on top of it it's a dog friendly place.

Really lovely little farm and play areas for young children. My nearly two year old loved it, although she was sad she couldn’t see the cows! The price was really reasonable for all the different things to see and do. It was nice that the gift shop and cafe wasn’t a rip off like some places can be, but the food selection was quite poor. That’s the only thing letting it down I’d say! Other than that, well worth a day out for toddlers and young children.

We went to Sharnfold this weekend for the Peppa Pig character weekend, and just had such a lovely time!! A really well run event, which whilst very popular didn't feel at all rushed with the characters patiently allowing children to get their photos taken and give high fives and hugs. The cafe had some themed Peppa pig rice cakes that were really affordable so the kids could have a treat. No heavy push to sell merchandise but it was there if you wanted it, with cheaper options like balloons for smaller budgets. Great value for money and really friendly staff. An afternoon well spent and next time I would go earlier to have more time on the farm meeting the animals too!

Came a couple weeks ago, i loved the staff, they were really nice but i honestly expected more animals or a bit more to do. However there was plenty for the kids which is good, the location (way there) wasn't safe as i had to walk up a very long and curvy road with a baby. (Yes i could've waited for a bus but it only would've stopped in the middle of the road anyway). Overall 3/5.

We used to visit frequently before the refurbishment as the farm shop breakfast was lovely, and great value. Visited recently and they no longer have a functioning kitchen or a breakfast menu. Such a shame. We ended up going elsewhere with our group of 6.

A 1-star rating for disabled amenities, we phoned prior to our visit and was assured wheelchair assess wasn’t a issue, which in fairness to get around was fine but to get into the wooden shacks just stairs and no ramps I find it ridiculous. He was unable to access the cars at “vehicle valet”. We chose this place as it said it had a “sensory street”. I wouldn’t call it a street just a board. Nothing sensory about it, which was very disappointing. All In all of you have a great wheelchair bound child I would avoid.

Overcharged at the cafe, luckily staff noticed they made a mistake and refunded. Didn't want to go around the trail just the pumpkin picking but had to pay entry to trail anyway I didnt get our carers ticket so had to pay full price, ontop of it all a medium sized pumpkin cost nearly £9 ! Even with that they wanted nearly £7 to carve the thing ! No thank you. We used to love coming here for halloween as it used to be reasonably priced and never had to pay just to go get a pumpkin before and could get 3 pumpkins for the price we paid today. Daylight robbery!

This review was about the PYO pumpkin patch, my personally review of this place is 3 starts at best! Firstly we get there with a 3 year old, very excited, go to the tills and the 4 or 5 members of staff looked at us and just ignored us. a few minuets later a female member of staff came over and just handed us bands, no information not telling us where to go. so we walked over to a door and tried to open it. "we had to be buzzed thought" again NO ONE gave a crap about us being customers and it took someone cleaning a table on the other side of the store to walk over and let in though. even tho the tills are 2 steps away. i mean the pure lack of customer service or care was shocking.

This is an historic Marello Tower sited on top of the hill near the west end of Eastbourne 's Promenade. It is unusual in that it is sunk into a pit, presumably to add further protection against cannon fire from ships, although, perhaps this was done later. The tower is set in a nice garden layout and the views are exceptional on a clear day. If you visit here, do check out the old lifeboat museum at the bottom of the hill too.

Nice tower , great location, lots of parking spaces and toilets nearby, restaurant next door. Shame was closed, so we could just walk around .

Wonderful place, if you go Eastbourne you should visit and make your wish. Who knows,maybe your wish will come true one day.

Worth checking out if you have fifteen minutes to burn a small fortification stepped in history

Interesting structure. Real history. Great place to sit.

On top of Wish Tower, you can see 360 degree of Eastbourne and the beach.

One of 74 Martello Towers built along the south coast to defend against Napoleon in the early 1800's. The walls are 14 feet thick on the seaward side to defend against cannon balls and the round shape is to deflect cannon balls. On top would have been mounted at least one cannon on a swivel mount. It was never used in the napoleonic wars as napoleon didn’t invade in the end but if he had then this tower was part of the coastal defence.

Lovely and interesting little gem. Free to visit. This place is run by volunteers and there was a lovely man there when we went. Loads of items there with lots of information. Definitely worth a visit.

Small but beautifully formed museum with many items and displays. Covers the significant major historic actions which shaped English and French history, also local, smaller occurrences that are also of interest.

Great place, small but very informative. Lots to see, you will love it if you enjoy history, fascinating and free.

Great little museum, fascinating exhibits, some natural history finds and plenty of local history, open bank Holidays too.

It's free to get in. It's small but has so much history. It's a bit scary downstairs where the jail rooms are, but worth going. The volunteer had so much to say about the history of the building.

Tiny museum on the high street, full of interesting history. The museum is based on the first floor with some really interesting papers, pictures and displays from the area. On the ground floor there are two prison cells showing life of the time.

Little museum with interesting local law court history

A very interesting and nostalgic little Musium. Hosted by delightful knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteers. We were lucky to be the only visitors at the time and were given a personal tour! Very enjoyable. Thank you. Gives a comprehensive display of the history of Eastbourne. Complete with a mini cinema.

Wonderful afternoon spent at this very interesting exhibition. Kind, helpful staff. Fascinating historic films showing in the cinema downstairs. The whole centre is full of our lovely town's history. Highly recommend a visit. Saturday only open at the moment.

Surprisingly interesting for a local attraction. Watch the films they made, shown in their own mini cinema. They describe, with pictures, how the streets have changed over time. The rest is a bit sparse but OK. This sign is on the wall next to the stairs.

Very interesting information about the town beautifully presented with a changing display about a feature of Eastbourne, currently the history of the town's railway. Well worth a visit and you get a free return visit within 28 days.

Sadly this museum is closed unless it can find another premises.

Learn about Eastbourne's past by visiting this lovely historic building. Also contains a small gift shop.

Excellent. Friendly and very helpful staff. Film cinema provided the background and feel of Eastbourne. Interesting exhibits elsewhere. Interesting historic building.

A truly charming stop at the end of the hike from Birling Gap into Eastbourne. Helen Garden is beautifully maintained- clean, peaceful, and full of character. It's the kind of place that invites you to pause, breathe, and take it all in. The entrance signage clearly lists available facilities (toilets, seating areas, etc.), which is super helpful for first-timers or hikers coming down from the cliffs. I only popped in briefly to catch a glimpse of the rainbow touching the sea- but what a sight! Definitely worth a linger if you're walking into town.

Lovely place to visit. We normally can park on the street no meters. Lovely view's there's a mini golf.Tea shop.If feeling up for it a healthy walk up to the top off beachehead.Then walk down into the Italian garden's. After down to the sea front for a padle. Cup off coffee at the café at beechehead.

I would have given this 5 Stars because the location is spectacular with stunning views across Eastbourne and the Bay beyond with South Downs and Beachy Head right behind you. The only thing that lets it down is the fact that the cafe is run by the Cadence Cafe group. The menu is severely Limited and the prices compared to the portion sizes are among the highest you could find in this town. My suggestion is to bring your own picnic. There is a freshwater fountain available to provide drinking water for yourselves and your pets.

Lovely lawned area with seating and amazing sea views Lovely walks around flower beds with a little thatched shelter tucked away...Playground for children and toilets and icecream shop in another thatched building...and a immaculate bowling green

Nice gardens with plenty of seats around. There's a bowls area, a cafe, toilets, kids play area & a pitch & putt course. Great views of Eastbourne beach.

A quieter area of the town just below Beachy Head. It has pleasant gardens and an area for running around and, too. You can play putting, bowls and a few other games

Lovely place to go for a drink. With views out to sea ,play area for the little ones and miniature golf for the older.

Eastbourne tennis, always a great day out and special when the wind drops. Nice atmosphere goid facilities friendly staff

My first time at Eastbourne for the Tennis and it was everything we were hoping it to be.

Went for the first weekend of the Rothsey international, a great weekend of tennis. Facility good and plenty of loos. Food and drink expensive but you can take your own in.

Atea is clean and tidy, cafe available for drinks etc, but not major hot meals that you would get in a pub. Disabled parking on site, not far from the theatre, pier etc.

Well organised tennis tournaments including men's ATP 250 and women's WTA 500 as well as wheelchair tennis before Wimbledon championships.

Great venue and great games to watch. Been going on and off for the last 15 years and always see famous tennis stars playing on centre court.

Great Event! Awesome tenis! Everything is organised very well!!! Great time!

Really nice local windmill, maintained and restored by a local group. Often open on a Sunday. Do visit and support a local heritage group.

The mill was built in 1817 and was working by wind until 1943. It was then worked by auxiliary engine, latterly an electric motor, until 1965. By the time the mill stopped working, it was becoming derelict.

Although the mill workings are not accessible, there is an excellent small museum and a small cafe. There are plenty of friendly volunteers to help, explain and show you around.

A charming example of a 19 century Tower Mill. It is staffed by an enthusiastic group of volunteers that greet every visitor with an engaging welcome. It currently has restricted access to the upper Tower floors and needs financial support to provide a safe structure to show off its incredible milling machinery. The local council should support its industrial heritage as it is an irreplaceable jem.

It's a lovely old windmill well worth a look around and a little museum as well

Great place