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Britannia Pier
First opened in 1858, this pier was originally used as a steamship passenger landing and for fishing. During its over 140 year history, the pier had to be rebuilt 4 times due to fire and bombings. Several restaurants, bars, a theatre, two arcades, and a mini funfair for children are all situated on Britannia.
Address: . Great Yarmouth
 +44 (0) 14 9384 2914
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Great Yarmouth Seafront
Considered Great Yarmouth's greatest attraction is the seafront, with its long Marine Parade and beaches. Two piers are situated along the route: the Britannia, with some attractions and a theatre and Wellington Pier. Both piers were built in the 1850s. In between the piers are numerous attractions, including a wax museum, adventure golf, and sea-life centre.
Address: . Great Yarmouth
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