From the moment you arrive in the city of Brighton and Hove it will become apparant to you that this is always an exciting city to visit, nestling between the South Down National Park and the English Channel, just 60 miles from London.

Brighton has a rich mix of Regency heritage, historic buildings, extensive shopping in seven distinct areas (The Lanes, North Laine, Churchill Square, Hove, Marina, Kemptown and Rottingdean), a thriving arts culture, 'beachfront cool' & year round events including the UK's biggest Pride Celebration and the UK's biggest marathon outside of London.

Always a delight, Brighton provides surprises on almost every street corner, from street theatre to free sea-front events, ghost tours, beach volleyball, boat and jet ski hire, fishing trips and sea kayaking. The newly promoted 'Seagulls', Brighton and Hove Albion start life in the football Championship at the brand new, 22,500 seat, Amex Stadium, located near the University of Sussex in Falmer. Large events and concerts are frequently held in the nearby Brighton Centre and a whole host of cutural events, such as ballet, musicals, plays and contemporary dance theatre are held at the Dome, Corn Exchange and Theatre Royal..........and the list goes on & on & on.........

For many years Brighton has been referred to as 'London by the Sea' - but we prefer the term 'Cosmopolitan City by the Sea'.

There are literally hundreds of restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs in Brighton, including many award winning establishments. Nearby restaurants include Jamies' Italian, Terre a Terre, Riddle & Finns and Bills Cafe.

Follow this link* to find out What's on in Brighton during your stay .....

 

Follow this link* to find out about the shows and events on at Brighton's premier entertainment venue during your stay .....

   
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