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 The Lanes by nigelw6443Leave a Comment Directions: South of the centre.
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The Lanes is a lovely place to spend time in, there are so many weird and wonderful shops, it's even better than Carnaby Street in London.
There are Cafes, Coffee shops, Jewellery shops, a shop that sells all Hippy stuff, bag shops, shoe shops, etc, etc. But my favourite shops are the old Armoury shops, these have stuff from World wars 1 and 2, Samurai swords and uniforms, guns, knives and swords from all different times, even small cannons!, just about anything that you can think of to do with battle. It makes for very interesting browsing I would say
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Somewhat confusingly there appears to be two spellings for Brighons heavily promoted specialist shopping area. The 'south Laines [if i can call it that] seemed the more picturesque and contained more shops that sourbugger could tolerate over his usual shop attention span of about three minutes. The medieval feel of the layout could still be detected amongst the designer Italian gear and trinkitry from every corner of the developing world.
ill also add a plug here for www.brightonwalks.com - they do a guided walk of the area.
Men beware - women could spend months in the shopping blackhole that is Brighton's Lanes. Leave a Comment
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Prices tend to be on the high side but then again it is a one off shop - you decide Leave a Comment Directions: near the beach front
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The old village of Brighthelmstone had 4 main streets in the Medieval Ages: North, East, West and South. What started as a small settlement became a large maze of narrow cobblestone streets which is along the lines of what you see today. In 1514 French ‘visitors’ decided to get really Medieval and burned the place to the ground. The locals, after repelling them, rebuilt along the same narrow twisty mazes as before.
Today you will find Jewellery Shops, designer clothes, historic Pubs, souvenirs and a small square, called Brighton Square. It is well worth getting lost in. Not for long, the area is rather compact. Leave a Comment
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 SHOPPING by zurigaLeave a Comment
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 by Zlur
Here you will find lots of quaint little shops, such as antique shops, flower shops, knick-knacks, and best of all.. gadget shops.. I just went crazy shopping in all the gadget shops I could lay my eyes on!! Just great! :) Leave a Comment Address: All over Brighton centre
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