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Royal Pavilion, Brighton

Brighton

Brighton is unquestionably England's most spectacular seaside resort town. Made popular in the 18th century, when the Prince Regent (later King George IV) chose it as the site for his holiday palace, the bizarre and fantastic onion-shaped Brighton Pavilion, it is still famous for...  see full details



Brighton Palace Pier

Brighton Palace Pier

As you walk on to the Palace Pier you are overwhelmed by the sound of repetitive arcade music and the inviting scent of popcorn or fried fish. A row of stalls selling fast-food, toys and souvenirs leads visitors towards the arcade, which is...  see full details



The Brighton Lanes

The Lanes

The historic Brighton Lanes host a variety of quaint and quirky shops, with everything from antiques and jewellery to fortune telling on offer. Wander lazily through the winding streets and relax at one of the numerous cafés while enjoying a cappuccino and a live...  see full details



Brighton Royal Pavilion

Royal Pavilion

The interior of the Royal Pavilion is extraordinary in its combination of exotic Asian and 'oh-so-British!' design; classic furnishings belonging to Queen Elizabeth II stand beside fierce gilded dragons and imitation bamboo staircases, and impressive sites include the Music Room and the Great Kitchen....  see full details