What Brighton is known for
Cheap flights to Brighton
Hotels in Brighton
Tours and Points of interest in Brighton
Seven Sisters Minibus and e-Biking Tour
$144
Brighton Mythic Monster Hunt Self Guided City Quest Adventure
$7.19
Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Party Brighton
$20
Preston Manor Admission Ticket
$12.5
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery Admission Ticket
$9.5
Royal Pavilion Brighton Admission Ticket
$19.5
St Patrick's Day Bar Crawl
$20
Explore Brighton in 90 minutes with a Local
$79
Ebike Tour Brighton Cliffs & South Downs
$85
Brighton Cocktail Tours
$74
Gin Cocktail Tour in Brighton
$66.6
Whisky Cocktail Tour in Brighton
$66.6
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Brighton FAQ
What is the best way to get to Brighton?
The best way to get to Brighton is by train. The journey from London takes under an hour, and there are regular services from other cities in the UK.
What are some must-visit attractions in Brighton?
Some must-visit attractions in Brighton include the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, and the famous Churchill Square shopping center.
Where are the best places to eat in Brighton?
There are many great places to eat in Brighton, such as the Regency Restaurant for seafood, The Coal Shed for steak, and The Chilli Pickle for Indian cuisine.
What is the nightlife like in Brighton?
Brighton's nightlife is vibrant and varied. There are plenty of bars, clubs, and live music venues to choose from, with some of the most popular spots including The Haunt, The Green Door Store, and The Prince Albert.
Is Brighton a family-friendly destination?
Yes, there are plenty of family-friendly activities and attractions in Brighton. Children will love the Brighton Sea Life Centre, the British Airways i360 viewing tower, and the beach.
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