The Royal Pavilion

The spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) is quite a sight to see and serves as a great reminder of the city’s rich culture. You can also step inside and bask in the splendour of its Regency interiors.

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Brighton Palace Pier

Opened in 1899 Brighton Palace Pier is a national landmark, renowned for its seaside amusement park and classic pier architecture. There are fairground rides, bars, and restaurants and spectacular views of course – a must visit when in Brighton!

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Bond Street Coffee

Excellent speciality single origin coffee and homemade vegan cakes, with a minimalist vibe, and friendly baristas, regarded as one of the best espresso spots in Brighton with a constantly changing single-origin menu.

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Fabrica

A contemporary art gallery housed in a former Regency church in the historic Lanes. It runs a year-round programme focusing on visual art installations, often featuring large-scale pieces by both UK-based and international artists.

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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery houses one of the most important and eclectic collections outside national institutions, showcasing dynamic and innovative galleries—including fashion and style, 20th-century art, and fine art.

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Boho Gelato

Our favourite producer of award winning Italian gelato with two central Brighton locations. Gelatiere Seb Cole and his team use locally produced milk & cream & the best quality ingredients from around the world to create an ever changing line up of delicious gelato.

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Sea Lanes

A 25 minute walk east along the seafront takes you to Sea Lanes, a 50m, 6 lane, heated (heated to 19 degrees all-year-round) outdoor swimming pool right on the beach.

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Beach Box Sauna

Beach Box Sauna Brighton offers a wild, wood-fired seaside sauna experience right on the beach. Choose from three cosy saunas, then cool down via plunge pool, cold showers or a sea dip.

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