mindspace (1169 points) 02-06-2008

Stunning architecture and a great free museum of brighton too. If you have the time, it's worth paying to go on the tour of the pavilion itself. more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 25-06-2008

Running along the eastern part of Brighton's sea-front, Volk's railway is the oldest public electric railway in the world, still in operation. ... more...

stardotboy (1126 points) 09-07-2008

Brighton Pier is one of those must-do activities when visiting the city, if only to gorge on fish and chips, candy floss and doughnuts! The more br... more...

CJ123 (83 points) 17-04-2008

Fantastic setting, right at the top of the south downs overlooking rolling fields and hills. Unfortunately has gone downhill in recent years. The... more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 21-05-2007

St Michael's is a surprise: tucked away amongst the terraces in the fashionable Clifton area of Brighton, this large church seems almost out of pla... more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 11-06-2008

Sussex Square and Lewes Crescent, together with their flanking terraces, Chichester Terrace and Arundle Terrace, form the largest set-piece of Rege... more...

george123 (4137 points) 14-06-2008

In all cities there is a hidden side that no tourist will stumble across. Frederick Gardens is a small alley by the post office. Its so tucked away... more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 18-04-2007

Situated on one of Brighton's main thoroughfares, the Chapel Royal is easy to miss: it's facade blends in with the shopping street: it could be a b... more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 25-03-2008

Designed by Wells Coates (designer of the famous Bakelite Radios) and completed in 1935, Embassy Court is in my view Brighton’s finest twentieth-ce... more...

dmj1962 (30378 points) 12-12-2007

Despite being at the very centre of Brighton, next to the conference centre and between the railway station and the sea, St Paul's is often overloo... more...