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Brighton
Family Fun & Activities
The UK’s only topsy-turvy attraction, the Upside Down House is a hybrid of street art and experiential entertainment that’s fun for all the family
Brighton
Gallery
Opened in 2023, Helm Gallery in Brighton is the result of a collective vision; one that aims to provide a never-before seen arts and exhibition space, situated at the heart of the cultural-quarter of one of the country's most creative cities.
Brighton
Sports Ground
Brighton Racecourse is one of the most exciting, vibrant, race tracks in the South of England and with its fantastic location the seaside course is perfect for a great day out with corporate clients, friends or family.
Southwick, Brighton
Boat Trip
Sussex Dolphin Project is committed to protecting local dolphin species through research, awareness and education.
The project was launched in 2018 and offers four boat trips between May - September each year.
Brighton
Leisure / Swimming Pool
Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, our beautifully refurbished lido has so much to offer. Heated outdoor pools, cafe, restaurant, events & wedding hire available in the fabulous ballroom. Visit this stunning Sussex Coast destination!
Halland, Lewes
Family Fun & Activities
Branching Out is a brilliant adventure park, ready to give you a fun-filled ride through their unique woodland site on a zip wire or a tree top bounce your kids will never forget! Their friendly team is focused on supporting children (aged 3+) and…
Brighton
Museum
Brighton Fishing Museum has exhibitions including boats and fishing artefacts. There are also visual images including archive and contemporary film and a slide show. There is also an audio presentation of fishing folk talking and singing.
Brighton Marina, Brighton
Quirky
Embark on a wild and unforgettable adventure at GLOBALLS, Brighton Marina’s top attraction for family fun, date nights, and group outings.
Hove
Museum
Hove Museum of Creativity is one of the most family friendly and accessible museums in the south east.
Rottingdean
Garden
Gardens once formed part curtilage of The Elms where Rudyard Kipling lived from 1897-1902. There is a "wild garden" for picnics & croquet can be seen during the summer. Apart from this, no ball games or radios are allowed.