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26 Things to see from the i360
Experience Brighton’s best views with British Airways i360.
Glide up gently to 450ft high in the spacious glass viewing pod to enjoy 360* views of Brighton, the South Downs and the stunning coastline.
Take in the breath taking views whilst enjoying a drink from the South Coasts highest bar, a wide selection of drinks are available included local beers from Harvey Brewery, wines from Nyetimber, and Folkington’s juices from nearby orchards.
From that high up visitors can see the city, the sea and the countryside. From the pod you can see distances of up to 26 miles, so we've decided to highlight 26 things to look out for...
26 Things to see from the i360
Brighton Palace Pier
Peer down on the Pier and start deciding which rides you'll want to try once you get back down to earth.
The Royal Pavilion
See the amazing domes of the stunning Royal Pavilion from a whole new angle! Don't forget to go inside to see the oriental inspired interiors too.
Hove
Look West to see Hove's famous colourful beach huts, charming green spaces and stunning Regency cresecents.
South Downs National Park
Brighton is known as a city by the sea but from this height you'll see how close we are to the breathtaking countryside of the South Downs National Park.
The Peace Statue
Marks the boundary between Brighton & Hove but did you know the statue is dedicated to Edward VII who was a frequent visitor and was known as The Peacemaker?
American Express Community Stadium
Nestled in the countryside is the home of the Brighton & Hove albion Football Club.
Regency Architecture
In the west you'll see Adelaide Crescent, Brunswick Square and Regency Square and looking east you'll see Lewes Crescent.
The Grand & Hilton Brighton Metropole
See these classic Victorian hotels from a whole new angle. Did you know that the Metropole's architect, Alfred Waterhouse, also designed the Natural History Museum?
North Laine
This area is full of independent cafés, bars and shops as well as some amazing street art. Although we think you'll need to visit at ground level to really appreciate the bohemian atmosphere.
The West Pier
Just under the i360 you'll see the haunting remains of the West Pier. The skeletal frame is still one of the most photographed sights in the city.
Seven Sisters
Along the coast between Seaford and Eastbourne is the iconic Seven Sisters cliff face which has featured in several films including Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and Atonement.
Sussex coast from Bexhill to Chichester
You'll be able to see all the way from Chichester to Bexhill so will you spot Littlehampton's East Beach Café, Worthing Pier, Eastbourne Pier and the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill?
The Lanes
Will seeing the twisting alleyways of the Lanes from above stop you from getting lost the next time you visit? It's doubtful but it's worth a try!
The Living Coast
The Brighton & Lewes Downs is an official UNESCO Biosphere site and encompasses the sea, the countryside and towns & cities. Biospheres aim to promote a balance between people and nature.
The Seafront
See the full stretch of iconic Brighton seafront from Hove Lagoon to Brighton Marina home to a fantastic variety of activities, restaurants, bars, cafés, shops and art galleries.
Brighton Marina
How many boats will you spot? You'll also see the new development which includes more restaurants as well as apartments and shops.
Preston Park
The city's largest park is also home to the famous Pride Festival celebrations, the country's oldest cycle track, the oldest & largest Elm trees (The Preston Twins) and one of the most haunted buildings in the UK - Preston Manor.
Sussex County Cricket Ground
Look towards Hove to spot the home of the oldest county cricket club. It's not all sport though as the venue has also hosted concerts by the legendary Elton John, Lionel Richie and Tom Jones.
Embassy Court
Brighton is known for its splendid Regency architecture but the city also has some fantastic examples of art deco and modernist buildings such as Embassy Court.
Beachy Head
Another famous countryside spot you may recognise from films such as Quadrophenia, Brighton Rock and even Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire. See if you can spot the red and white striped lighthouse by the cliffs.
Brighton Racecourse
The track is on the edge of the South Downs and rather appropriately the track is horseshoe shaped!
St Bartholomew's Church
The Neo-Gothic church is one of the tallest in England and some even believe it was based on the dimensions for Noah's Ark!
Maderia Drive
By Brighton Palace Pier you'll see Madeira Drive which is the finishing point for a wide-variety of London to Brighton events throughout the year.
The Bandstand
The beautiful Victorian bandstand is just next to the i360 and is a popular spot for weddings.
Kemptown
The colourful village is to the east of the city centre and has a great mix of cafes, restaurants, markets and boutique hotels.
614,600,000 pebbles
From way up here you will be able to see all the pebbles on Brighton & Hove beaches and apparently there are over 600 million!
