The best of Brighton
Shopping
The North Laines feature the best of Brighton's quirky independent shops. Visit Sydney Street, Kensington Gardens (browse in the countless stalls of Snooper's Paradise), North Laine Bazaar on Upper Gardner Street, Gardner Street and Bond Street. Visit Infinity Foods for locally sourced fruit and veg, as well as other organic products.
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North Laine
The North Laines feature the best of Brighton's quirky independent shops. Visit Sydney Street, Kensington Gardens (browse in the countless stalls of Snooper's Paradise), North Laine Bazaar on Upper Gardner Street, Gardner Street and Bond Street. Visit Infinity Foods for locally sourced fruit and veg, as well as other organic products.
There are many great shops and streets to visit in the Lanes. Fabrica gallery on Duke Street often has some interesting exhibitions running. The Ivy restaurant opposite offers wonderful food.
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The Lanes
There are many great shops and streets to visit in the Lanes. Fabrica gallery on Duke Street often has some interesting exhibitions running. The Ivy restaurant opposite offers wonderful food.
Churchill Square Shopping Centre
Russell PlaceWaitrose & Partners
130-134 Western RdInfinity Foods
25 North RdFood scene
We find Cote is always reliable -- with a wide range of items on the menu, it's perfect for a family.
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Côte Brasserie - Brighton
115-116 Church StWe find Cote is always reliable -- with a wide range of items on the menu, it's perfect for a family.
The Salt Room
106 Kings RdEnglish's of Brighton
29-31 East StFood for Friends
17-18 Prince Albert StGreat veggie restaurant.
The Coal Shed Restaurant Brighton
8 Boyce's StreetA wonderful, cosy restaurant
Select your order at home and then go to pick it up. For maximum enjoyment, eat on the beach on a warm evening!
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Bankers Restaurant
116A Western RdSelect your order at home and then go to pick it up. For maximum enjoyment, eat on the beach on a warm evening!
Drinks
A memorable place for a drink is the Grand's Piano Bar.
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The Grand Brighton
97-99 Kings RdA memorable place for a drink is the Grand's Piano Bar.
Hobgoblin
31 York PlThe Basketmakers
12 Gloucester RdNice little back-street boozer!
The Foundry
13-14 Foundry StreetNice quiet back-street pub in the North Laines.
Sightseeing
A must-see for any trip to Brighton -- the decadent party venue of the Prince Regent at the turn of the 19th century. Call in on the Brighton Museum, which is also in Pavilion Gardens, to view its fine art exhibitions.
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Paviljun Reali
A must-see for any trip to Brighton -- the decadent party venue of the Prince Regent at the turn of the 19th century. Call in on the Brighton Museum, which is also in Pavilion Gardens, to view its fine art exhibitions.
Brighton Palace Pier
Madeira DriveBritish Airways i360
SEA LIFE Brighton
Marine ParadeBritain's largest dry valley, the Devil's Dyke is a stunning place to visit in any weather. There are some great walks around it, and views over Brighton, the South Downs and north over The Weald. You can catch a 77 bus on the other side of Seven Dials, on Dyke Road.
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Stazzjon ta 'Devils Dyke
Devil's Dyke RoadBritain's largest dry valley, the Devil's Dyke is a stunning place to visit in any weather. There are some great walks around it, and views over Brighton, the South Downs and north over The Weald. You can catch a 77 bus on the other side of Seven Dials, on Dyke Road.
Cuckmere Haven is a wonderful place to visit. Catch a Number 12 bus from Brighton (timetables are online) to Exceat, then walk along the River Cuckmere to the beach. Marvel at the view of the Seven Sisters cliffs - one of Britain's most famous views - or, if you have the legs, climb the cliffs and walk along towards Beachy Head and Birling Gap.
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Cuckmere Haven
Cuckmere Haven is a wonderful place to visit. Catch a Number 12 bus from Brighton (timetables are online) to Exceat, then walk along the River Cuckmere to the beach. Marvel at the view of the Seven Sisters cliffs - one of Britain's most famous views - or, if you have the legs, climb the cliffs and walk along towards Beachy Head and Birling Gap.
Sports
Great place for watersports, especially for beginners.
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Hove Lagoon
KingswayGreat place for watersports, especially for beginners.
The 1st Central County Ground Hove
Eaton RoadAmex Stadium station
Neighbourhoods
Plenty of quirky shops and atmosphere in Kemptown, especially on St. James's Street. Take in the spectacular architecture of Sussex Square, where Lewis Carroll took inspiration for "Alice in Wonderland".
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Kemptown
Plenty of quirky shops and atmosphere in Kemptown, especially on St. James's Street. Take in the spectacular architecture of Sussex Square, where Lewis Carroll took inspiration for "Alice in Wonderland".
We love the Seven Dials area of Brighton. There's beautiful architecture around Clifton Terrace and Clifton Hill, and Montpelier Crescent. Interesting shops: Kindly, Berry's antique shop, a cactus shop opposite our house. Red Snapper Thai restaurant is a firm favourite of locals, as well as plenty of good pubs: The Crescent (Clifton Hill), Battle of Trafalgar (Guildford Rd), Good Companions (Dyke Rd) and Shakespeare's Head (Chatham Place).
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Seven Dials
We love the Seven Dials area of Brighton. There's beautiful architecture around Clifton Terrace and Clifton Hill, and Montpelier Crescent. Interesting shops: Kindly, Berry's antique shop, a cactus shop opposite our house. Red Snapper Thai restaurant is a firm favourite of locals, as well as plenty of good pubs: The Crescent (Clifton Hill), Battle of Trafalgar (Guildford Rd), Good Companions (Dyke Rd) and Shakespeare's Head (Chatham Place).
The architecture of Brunswick Town is unique. Walk around Brunswick Square and Brunswick Terrace, spotting the Blue Plaques commemorating the great and good who lived or stayed here, including Charles Dickens. Good shops along Western Road too.
Brunswick Town
The architecture of Brunswick Town is unique. Walk around Brunswick Square and Brunswick Terrace, spotting the Blue Plaques commemorating the great and good who lived or stayed here, including Charles Dickens. Good shops along Western Road too.