Cheese Lane Shot Tower is a blunt industrial landmark on Bristol's Floating Harbour, built in 1969 to replace an earlier tower linked to the invention of the shot-tower process. Its concrete form is not pretty in the conventional sense, but it is memorable.
There is no normal public access inside, so this is a look-and-move-on sight. Still, it gives the harbour walk an industrial counterweight to museums, bars, and restored warehouses, and it says something useful about Bristol's manufacturing past.