A former industrial site turned public park, Gas Works Pier features a vibrant atmosphere with colorful street art, trendy bars, and restaurants serving international cuisine. The pier's industrial heritage is still visible in its preserved gas holders, now repurposed as event spaces and landmarks. Visitors can stroll along the Thames River, enjoy live music and performances, and take in the city views from the pier's elevated walkways.
I Liked it. It was obviously open to the public at one point many years ago as it had been converted for use as a public access pier with proper decking and handrails, but eventually locked up with a huge, high gate and anti-personnel spikes and prevention measures to keep people off the pier. It would be nice if was reopened one of these days, but does not appear to be a possibility. It's nice to look at though from the Thames Path which runs right past it. Recommended.
Pity cruise ships don't stop here any more.
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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I Liked it. It was obviously open to the public at one point many years ago as it had been converted for use as a public access pier with proper decking and handrails, but eventually locked up with a huge, high gate and anti-personnel spikes and prevention measures to keep people off the pier. It would be nice if was reopened one of these days, but does not appear to be a possibility. It's nice to look at though from the Thames Path which runs right past it. Recommended.
Pity cruise ships don't stop here any more.
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