Withernsea Pier Towers is a historic coastal landmark on the promenade in Withernsea, consisting of two distinctive castle-style brick towers that once formed the entrance to a Victorian pier built to attract seaside visitors. Although the pier no longer exists, the towers remain as a preserved architectural feature and a key visual symbol of the seafront. The site functions as a public access point leading from the promenade to the beach and is mainly of interest to tourists, photographers, and those exploring local heritage, offering a recognizable setting rather than any commercial services.