Brighton & Hove, one of Britain's liveliest cities, with a passion for creativity, with a bohemian, artistic, eccentric atmosphere that can't be found anywhere else in the UK. Full of elegant Regency architecture, museums and galleries, a glittering nightlife and a rich arts and theatre scene. A city by the sea, made for exploring, stoking up the vibe and enjoying all the fun of the seaside.
Brighton a city made for walking, head out and explore the narrow 17th century Lanes, an area nestling between North Laine and the seafront. Stretching between East Street, Ship Street and North Street, Brighton Lanes are just a ten-minute walk from Brighton Station and a five-minute walk to Brighton Palace Pier. Discover the maze of narrow alleyways cramped full of independent shops selling antiques, jewellery and designer clothes. Hidden squares, full of cafes, bars and restaurants stretching onto the pavements, creating a cosmopolitan vibe. A labyrinth full of unusual and eccentric shops, alongside your favourite high street names at the award-winning Churchill Square shopping mall or the designer discount outlets at Brighton Marina.
Don't miss the chance to visit the Royal Pavilion, King George IV's seaside fantasy palace with its Indian domes and oriental interiors - Europe's most extraordinary royal palace.
The city's museums are treasure houses of inspiring objects from all eras and cultures. Brighton Museum and Art Gallery has dynamic and innovative new galleries, which feature exciting interactive displays appealing to all ages, while a visit to Preston Manor gives a glimpse into the life of a prosperous Edwardian family and their servants.
The arts play a major part in city life especially in May when the Brighton Festival, England's largest international arts festival, attracts thousands of people to hundreds of events for 3 weeks. You can see pre and post-West End shows at the Theatre Royal, arts and comedy at Komedia, classical concerts at the Brighton Dome and pop stars at the Brighton Centre.
Brighton's nightlife is relaxed and fun-fuelled, with stylish bars, traditional pubs and the biggest selection of restaurants outside London - over 400 serving mouth-watering cuisine from around the world. There's live music nearly every night of the week and a host of evening venues to experience including Globalls a 12-hole indoor golf course all in stunning UV. Try an outdoor style escape room book from Mystery Guides Treasure Hunt Adventures, a great way to explore the city as a family, or with friends.
Brighton on the beach Enjoy all the fun of the fair on the Victorian Brighton Palace Pier with its whirling Waltzers, fish & chips and candy floss. Stroll along the vibrant beachfront with its lively cafés and bars, pubs and clubs, Artists' and Fishing Quarters, beach volleyball court, children's play area and dramatic sculptures framing the sea views.
Take to the sky on board the British Airways i360 viewing tower and glide up to 450ft for the best views in Brighton! The iconic ruins of the West Pier can be seen right here, one of Brighton’s most Instagrammable spots.
Discover Brighton's origins at the Fishing Museum and its development at the 1820's Regency Town House, dive in with a visit to the oldest operating aquarium in the world at Brighton Sea Life Centre full of original Victorian architecture, or hop on the world’s oldest working electric railway from the Aquarium Station stop near Brighton Pier to the Marina.
And there's always something happening on the seafront and in the streets - classic car rallies and cycle races, fun runs, parties, and processions. A year-round events calendar means there’s plenty of things to do and events to enjoy whatever time of the year you decide to visit.
The Grand Brighton is an iconic Victorian property steeped in British history and stands centre stage on Brighton’s famous seafront. From the stunning sweeping spiral staircase and traditional period design to the beautiful sea view rooms and the new contemporary brand-new restaurant Cyan, the Grand experience is treating yourself to the best.
Amsterdam Hotel rooms offer stunning views over Brighton's famous Pier, beach and seafront and are fitted with multi-channel digital LCD flat screen TVs. Most of the hotel rooms have large en-suite walk in showers or wet rooms, all with large double or twin single beds, TV and Tea & Coffee making facilities.
YHA Brighton is ideally located in Brighton, just a short stroll from the pier, the world famous 'Lanes' and the heart of Brighton.
Looking for a self-catering cottage near Brighton? Take a look at Amberley House Cottages or Kent and Sussex Cottages - Original Cottages, offer a host of stunning cottages throughout East Sussex and the surrounding areas. Whether you are looking for accommodation by the beach or an escape to the South Downs, you'll be spoilt for choice with the selection on offer.
Brighton is situated on the South Coast of England, in the county of East Sussex. The city sites between Worthing and Eastbourne and nestles on the edge of the South Downs National Park. It takes just over an hour to reach Brighton from London, with direct trains running from London Bridge and London Victoria. This mainline commuter route means trains are regular and plentiful.
Hove is a district of Brighton, located to the west of Brighton, it with its own character and identify. The Holiday inn Brighton Seafront and Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel, The Norfolk Hotel both sit on the cusp of Hove, Brighton’s slightly more genteel half. Full of quaint squares, sweeping crescents, independent shops and eateries galore, its easy to wander into Hove on a stroll along the seafront and not even realise you are there!
Looking for something to do this weekend, take a look below for some weekend inspiration in and around Brighton. From things to do and places to stay and eat, you’ll find plenty of things to fill your weekend away, day trip or holiday in Sussex.
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Hotel
Brighton
The Amsterdam has large modern rooms which were recently refurbished. All of which have large double or twin single size beds, TV, Tea & Coffee making facilities and most rooms have large en-suite walk in showers or wet rooms.
Self-Catering
Brighton
Something special ! Just come and relax. Delightful 3 bedroom detached quality bungalow idyllically situated in downland valley. Peaceful secluded garden overlooking farmland. Rottingdean is a picturesque coastal village near Brighton
Golf Course
Brighton Marina Village, BRIGHTON
Globalls has it’s very own 12-hole indoor golf course, this is a unique games experience. Based on an aquatic, carnival or tropicana theme you can play amongst life size neon sculptures and wall art.
Group Hostel
BRIGHTON
YHA Brighton, in all its magnificent Regency grandeur, is on the doorstep of all of Brighton's best attractions.
Covered Market/Market Hall
Brighton
175 fantastic indoor stalls bristling with all variety of amazing antiques, vintage and collectable items - at Brighton Racecourse. The fantastic Swing singer, Steve Conway, will be performing throughout the day!
Self-Catering
Cranbrook
Enjoy freedom of choice from our superb selection of over 250 self-catering accommodation ranging from apartments, cottages, barn conversions, granaries and Oast houses throughout the beautiful counties of Kent and East Sussex.
Restaurant
Brighton Marina
Taste Sussex is a new and exciting restaurant from local chef Phil Bartley and drinks expert Steve Pineau.
Sightseeing
Brighton
Take to the skies to see Brighton and the South Coast as you have never seen them before!
Alternative Accommodation
LEWES
YHA South Downs is a uniquely refurbished Sussex farmhouse in an enviable location right on the South Downs Way.
Vineyard
Albourne
Situated just 8 miles from Brighton, this boutique single estate vineyard produces world-class still and sparkling English wines in a truly exceptional setting overlooking the South Downs National Park.
Railway
Brighton
The world’s oldest working electric railway; built in 1883 and running for one and a quarter miles along the top of the beach from the Aquarium Station near Brighton Pier to the Marina. Trains every 15 mins.
No need to book. Just turn up and ride.…
Pier
Brighton
Victorian Pier with fairground attractions and Palace of Fun arcade. There are also various food and drink outlets including Palm Court Fish Restaurant, Victoria’s Bar and Horatio’s Bar
Hotel
Brighton
Selina Brighton is located in a prime position on Brighton’s famous seafron and is certainly a unique hotel, bringing together an ecosystem of travelers aiming to live, work and explore inspiring places around the world.
Concert Hall
Brighton
The Brighton Centre is the largest purpose built events venue on the South Coast.
Italian
Brighton
Donatello is one of Brighton’s longest standing Italian restaurants, opening over 30 years ago in the heart of the iconic Lanes. It has remained an independent restaurant and has become a Brighton institution for hearty, real Italian dishes on the…
Beach
Brighton
Saltdean beach is shingle between rock groynes backed by high chalk cliffs and at low tide, you have rock pools to explore. Located approximately 5 miles to the East of Brighton.
Restaurants
Brighton
Located in Brighton Square within the heart of Brighton lanes, Coppa Club offers a relaxed, welcoming space that’s open all day from early breakfast to late evening drinks
Gallery
Brighton
Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church which commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.
Hotel
Brighton
The stunning nineteenth century hotel, recently completely refurbished encapsulates the perfect blend of exquisite Regency splendour, with a dash of quirky Brighton charm.