Shopping in the famous Lanes in Brighton

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Shopping is an experience; trying on clothes and feeling their texture, sampling local produce from Farmers' Markets or taking in the atmosphere of a bustling parade. Find places to shop near you that can't be matched by the Internet.

If you think shopping in South England is restricted to Regent Street and Carnaby Street, think again. In addition to traditional shopping centres and discount designer outlets, South East England has a collection of unique places to shop outside London that can't be found anywhere else.

Brighton, Sussex

Explore the narrow alleys of the 17th century Lanes, a maze of smart shops selling antiques, jewellery and designer clothes.

The Lanes in Brighton is one of the South East’s more eccentric shopping destinations and was once the heart of an old fishing town. Today the area is a maze of winding streets dotted with many unique and quirky shops, cafes and restaurants.

If hand crafted, locally made, is more your thing, then The Sussex Guild Shop & Gallery is for you. Established as a charity over 50 years ago with over 100 members, it brings together a group of local professional designers and makers of fine, contemporary and traditional craftwork.

Winchester, Hampshire

The former capital of England is a well preserved city so even shopping in Winchester means popping in to historic buildings. It makes it a wonderful place to go bargain hunting – whether you're thinking antique or boutique!

Winchester's Christmas Market sets the standard by which others are judged while one of the UK's largest Farmers' Markets (2nd and final Sunday of each month), made famous by Rick Stein, offers revered local produce from the rural county of Hampshire.

Windsor, Berkshire

Retail therapy is one of the top reasons to come to the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants to feast your eyes on after a long day shopping.

At the heart of shopping in Windsor and Eton is Windsor Royal Shopping Centre, a mostly covered area that occupies the site of a 1850s railway station where you can still see Queen Victoria’s royal waiting room.

Ashford, Kent

In Ashford you'll find McArthurGlen Designer Outlet where your favourite brands are priced up to 60% less, all year round.
There’s something for everyone, within this beautiful setting. Situated in the heart of the Garden of England, Kent, and designed by architect Lord Richard Rogers, this is one of Europe’s most spectacular shopping destinations.

Eastbourne, Sussex

Little Chelsea is a vibrant shopping and dining experience in Grove Road and South Street. It includes tens of independent businesses and shops specialising in art, interior design, designer clothes, antiques and many more.

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  1. Brighton Dome

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    Event Venue

    Brighton

    Brighton Dome is one of the most vibrant arts and entertainment venues in South East England and hosts an array of dance, music, theatre and family performances throughout the year.

  2. Brighton Festival

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    Festival

    Brighton

    Established in 1967, Brighton Festival is the largest and most established annual curated multi-arts festival in England. Taking place over three weeks in May, the Festival is a celebration of music, theatre, dance, art, film, literature, debate,…

  3. Brighton Fringe

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    Festival

    Brighton

    During May & June, Brighton Fringe welcomes international performers and audiences as it showcases the creative heart and soul of the city and its unique cultural heritage.

  4. Brighton i360

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    Sightseeing

    Brighton

    Glide up to 138 metres high to enjoy 360° views of the sea, the sky, the South Downs, and the buzz of the city below.

  5. Brighton i360

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    Conferences & Weddings

    Brighton

    Amaze and inspire your guests at the most stunning venue on the south coast.

  6. Brighton Local Produce

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    Serves Local Produce

    Whether it's seafood caught fresh from the sea or vegetables from a Sussex farm, drinks from one of the local Sussex vineyards or perhaps a spirit from a local distillery, you're to be able to enjoy some 'made in Sussex' or 'made in Brighton'…

  7. Brighton Marina

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    Marina / Harbour

    Brighton

    The prefect entertainment haven, Brighton Marina is a self contained destination full of shopping, entertainment, on the water adventures and eating out opportunities to enjoy against the backdrop of yachts bobbing up and down in the harbour.

  8. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

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    Meeting Venues

    Brighton

    Surrounded by paintings, furniture, ceramics and other prized artefacts, Brighton Museum’s galleries are the ideal way to treat delegates and clients to a taste of Brighton’s fascinating history and culture.

  9. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

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    Museum

    Brighton

    Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is located in the Royal Pavilion garden, at the heart of the city’s cultural quarter.

  10. Brighton Palace Pier

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    Meeting Venues

    Brighton

  11. Brighton Palace Pier

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    Pier

    Brighton

    You can't get much more of the British seaside experience than eating fresh fish and chips at the end of Brighton Pier and partaking in some of the entertainment on offer!

  12. Brighton Racecourse

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    Sports Ground

    Brighton

    Brighton Racecourse is the fun and friendly seaside racecourse
    overlooking the Brighton and Hove, the South Downs and the English
    Channel.
    It stages 21 race meetings between April and October.

  13. Brighton Racecourse Antiques & Vintage and Fair

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    Music

    Brighton

    The amazing Brighton Racecourse Antiques and Vintage Fair returns.

    There will be 170+ indoor stalls bristling with all variety of unique and unusual items for sale.

    The fantastic Swing singer, Steve Conway, will be performing throughout the day!…

  14. Brighton Toy and Model Museum

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    Museum

    Brighton

    Located in four Victorian cellars under Brighton Railway Station, the Brighton Toy and Model Museum will invoke many childhood memories and dreams.

  15. Brighton Undercliff Walk

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    Walking

    Brighton

    The Undercliff Walk at Brighton is perfect for all the family as it offers not only a host of stops along the way, but its flat wide walkways make it suitable for prams, bikes and wheelchairs.  The 3-mile uninterrupted walkway runs between Brighton…

  16. Brighton Winter Fayre

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    Markets

    Brighton

    Join us this December for the all-new Brighton Winter Fayre at St Peter’s Square. Spanning over three festive weekends, this magical event offers something for everyone.

  17. Brighton's Christmas Makers Fair

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    General event

    Brighton

    Brighton’s Christmas Makers Fair at Wagner Hall

    Paper Daisy Events return for their 4th year at this lovely venue, right in the heart of central Brighton, for a highly popular Christmas Makers Fair. Renowned for curating quality and diverse fairs,…

  18. Brightwell Vineyard

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    Vineyard

    WALLINGFORD

    Brightwell Vineyard was first planted in the late 1980's and acquired by its present owners in 2000. It covers 16 acres and grows 8 varieties of grape including Bacchus, Chardonnay, Huxelrebe, Dornfelder and Pinot Noir.

  19. Britain At War

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    Heritage & History

    Gorelands Lane, Chalfont St Giles

    At this special weekend event, we will be joined by 10 living history re-enactment groups who will be around our 45-acre site among our historic buildings, depicting different wartime periods throughout Britain's history, covering Medieval, English…