From ABBA to Sir Winston Churchill, Brighton has some astonishing facts; ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo in 1974 at Brighton Dome which launched their career. There are more restaurants in Brighton & Hove than anywhere else in the country with a ratio of 1 restaurant for every 250 people. There is …
Your holiday is booked and you are beginning to look forward to enjoying the sunshine, sandy beaches and British cuisine comprising of scones, ice-creams and fish and chips, but what do you need to pack for your trip? We have gathered the top 5 ultimate UK seaside trip essentials: Layers – it’s all about packing …
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Brighton Toy and Model Museum houses one of the finest collections of toys and models in the world. The museum has over 10,000 exhibits on display. These exhibits include a collection of model trains dating from the 1860s to the present day, toys from the last 100 years, period antique toys and toys from some …
Beautiful white cliff tops overlooking the English Channel The Seven Sisters is a picturesque coastline of white chalk cliffs overlooking the seaside. These cliffs are known for being in a variety of TV productions and films including Robin Hood! Not only are they a beautiful landmark, but they are also covered in vegetation can enjoy …
Brighton and Hove have a great wealth of original graffiti art. Take a look
If you are looking for a fun night out, and are 18+ then this is for you! The Grosvenor Casino is a great way to spend time with friends! Whether you are relaxing at the bar or playing a round of blackjack, there is always something to do. Food is served 24 hours of the …
Brighton has many churches with rich history that can be found within the culture of the city. Margaret’s Church, Paul’s Church, and Bartholomew’s Church are all in the city centre or just outside and easily accessible. Open all year round, you can visit the churches or attend a service. All churches are free to visit. …
Currently 10% off tickets The Royal Pavilion holds a 200 year history, and was first built as a place for King George IV to go seaside for pleasure. Later on it served as a hospital during the First World War, and today it stands as an icon for Brighton. As a museum today, you can …
Brighton Boat Tour Want to see Brighton from a new perspective? Then take a boat tour of the city! On a boat you will be able to see a full panoramic view of the city and its piers. This 45 minute tour will allow you to experience the coast along Brighton. Tickets for adults are …
Brighton & Hove is just a short bus ride to the Sussex vineyards. The South Downs National Park provides the perfect countryside environment for vineyards. The home of Sussex is one of the largest places for vineyards in the UK. It produces beautiful sparkling wines that now compete with champagne. If wine isn’t your drink …