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Royal Pavilion
Exotic former royal palace with lavish interiors, striking domes and rich Regency history, set beside attractive gardens in the city centre.
Brighton Palace Pier
Classic seaside landmark packed with rides, arcades, food stalls and sweeping coastal views, delivering Brighton’s most iconic promenade experience.
Brighton Beach
Famous pebble beach ideal for sea views, deckchairs, promenades and a lively atmosphere that captures Brighton’s classic coastal character.
Brighton i360
Observation tower offering panoramic views across Brighton, the coastline and South Downs, especially memorable at sunset.
Brighton Dome
Historic arts venue renowned for concerts and performances, combining impressive architecture with Brighton’s celebrated creative scene.
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Eclectic museum showcasing local history, fashion, art and global collections, reflecting Brighton’s diverse and creative identity.
Booth Museum of Natural History
Quirky Victorian museum filled with taxidermy, fossils and skeletons, offering a distinctive and memorable look at natural history.
Preston Manor
Atmospheric Edwardian house revealing upper-class life in historic Brighton, with elegant interiors and a reputation for ghostly intrigue.
Brighton Toy and Model Museum
Nostalgic museum displaying thousands of toys and models, from Victorian playthings to classic trains and collectables.
Volks Electric Railway
World’s oldest operating electric railway, offering a charming heritage ride along Brighton seafront with excellent coastal views.
Duke of York's Cinema
Historic cinema with distinctive character, famous rooftop legs and a varied programme of indie, cult and mainstream films.
St. Bartholomew's Church
Remarkable Grade I-listed church known for its towering scale, minimalist interior and striking brick architecture.
Brighton Fishing Museum
Small seafront museum exploring Brighton’s maritime heritage through photographs, model boats and stories of the local fishing industry.
Earthship Brighton
Innovative eco-building in Stanmer Park made from recycled materials, offering inspiring insight into sustainable architecture and off-grid living.
Open Market
Lively covered market featuring local produce, artisan food and independent stalls, perfect for experiencing Brighton’s community spirit.
Brighton Seafront
Iconic beachfront area with major attractions, sea views, and strong appeal for visitors.
Brighton City Centre
Central, walkable base near shops, museums, station, and major tourist sights.
Lanes
Historic maze of lanes with boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and easy seafront access.
North Laine
Eclectic district of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, ideal for exploring Brighton.
Hove
Family-friendly, quieter area with elegant streets and convenient access to central Brighton.
Kemptown
Lively seaside neighborhood known for nightlife, dining, and Brighton's LGBTQ community.
NHT
RAF Northolt
LHR
London Heathrow Airport
LCY
London City Airport
LGW
London Gatwick Airport
BQH
London Biggin Hill Airport
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