Naze Tower, The Naze

Naze Tower, The Naze, Old Hall Lane, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex CO14 8LE

86ft high brick built navigation tower built for Trinity House in 1720. It was designed to serve with Walton Hall as a guide to vessels approaching the Goldmer Gap and also with a light in Suffolk to lead vessels safely in and out of the Suffolk/Essex border rivers. It is now the only tower of its type to survive and is a prominent landmark. The tower is now an art gallery. The tea room and museum and access can be gained to roof viewing platform with panoramic views of Essex coast.

Opening Arrangements

1st April - 31st October 10am - 5pm every day

Admission Charges

• Adult: £4.00
• Child: £3 (4-15yrs) , under 4yrs free
• Other Charges: £3.50 Seniors / Students, £10 Family ( 2 adults + up to 4 children)

Parking Spaces

400