Brighton Things to Do

 47 Reviews  Coming to Brighton, seeing the Beach, and seeing the Pier, is what I think Brighton is about! I always like Pier's, like to see if anybody is catching Fish or Crab's, watch the young one's having fun,... 

 19 Reviews  The Lanes is a small area of specialist shops (especially jewellers), restaurants and pubs within a stone's throw of the sea and pier. Just wander. People watch in good weather. All restaurants on a... 

 39 Reviews  The beaches and beachfront attract many travellers to Brighton. There is so much to see and do there for keeping one amused including a large choice of food vendors (especially ice-cream and fish and... 

 14 Reviews  This is one of many Sealife Centres all over Europe. Not equal to some of the other aquariums that I've seen they are nevertheless worth a brief visit. This one has some interesting displays of marine... 

 4 Reviews  Devil's Dyke (or Devil’s Ditch) is a V-Shaped valley, near Brighton. Its viewpoint offers fab views north towards the Weald and south over the sea. It is the largest Dyke in the UK and part of the... 

 16 Reviews  West Pier was built in 1866. It was developped by Eugenius Birch. Originally the West Pier had an open deck with only six small ornamental houses of oriental design, two toll houses and glass screens... 

 5 Reviews  Covering over 126 acres (some of the wet) the building of Brighton Marina began in 1971. it was always a contentious project with locals eho were quick to note that very few of them owned yachts or... 

 1 Review  Little known and very quiet is Preston Manor an old Manor House at the northern end of Preston Park. It is owned by the council and open to the public, furnished as it was in Edwardian times. I think... 

 zadunajska8 Says:  The Victoria Fountain in the Old Steine was inaugurated on 25 May 1846 for the 27th birthday of Queen Victoria. It was cast locally in Brighton and consists of... 

 zadunajska8 Says:  The brighton Museum is set in the Royal Pavilion Gardens and contains an interesting collection of exhibits on local history, a small section on ancient Egypt... 

 themajor Says:  Still looking spruce after it's £10 million refurbishment Brighton Museum and Art Gallery has an interesting assortment of exhibits, ranging from a wonderful... 

 amapola66 Says:  "o contemporary is one of the UK's top contemporary art spaces, showcasing a compelling and diverse selection of national and international artists'... 

 sourbugger Says:  A somewhat ecelctic mix of stalls can be found in the Ship Street market. It all had a rather bohemian and hippy feel to it, much in keeping with studenty feel... 

 amapola66 Says:  Took my Mum for a very posh afternoon tea at the Grand Hotel.Lots of cucumber, egg mayo and salmon sandwiches, all without crusts and all tasting very yummy -... 

 Mariajoy Says:  Recently re-opened after a multi-million pound restoration this museum would be a lovely place to visit on a wet afternoon. Luckily for me it was sunny and... 

 a5floor Says:  This bus brings makes a round through Brighton. There are 11 stops during this ride: - Grand Junction Road (opposite Coach Station): Palace Pier, Pool Valley... 

 alyf1961 Says:  Mechanical memories is a cute little museum of Victorian penny arcade games. You buy some Victorian pennies at the desk then put the pennies in various... 

 julia79 Says:  It was really a great time watching them dancing and joking on the stage. Well, let me explain-this is a troupe of 16 exotic girls... but in fact they are boys.... 

 SibFan Says:  Saltdean is a predominantly residential suburb built around a valley and oval park. Traditionally it has had something of a blue-rinse image but this is no... 

 themajor Says:  I ummed and ahhed about whether this should go into the shopping section but ultimately came to the conclusion that a stroll through an open market is rather... 

 themajor Says:  There comes a point when certain old terms and descriptions don't really do things justice. I feel very strongly about graffiti for example. Within the confines... 

 themajor Says:  Whenever one visits a new destination the civilized traveller should always endeavor to sample the local delicacies. Therefore I am delighted to present a... 

 themajor Says:  When it first opened in 1977, the Brighton Centre was best described as (to quote W.S, Gilbert) 'Not pretty...massive!'. At the time it was one of the largest...