History & Culture Attractions in Brighton

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   Old Police Cells Museum

   Type:

   Museum

   Brighton

   The Old Police Cells Museum is a fascinating glimpse into the past. Come and see where the first Brighton Chief Constable was murdered and the graffiti of the mods and rockers era and so much more. Pre booking essential.

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   St Paul's Church

   Type:

   Church / Chapel

   Brighton

   St Paul's, completed in 1848, is an important example of the Gothic Revival in art and architecture, and of the 19th century Catholic Revival in the Church of England.

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   Madeira Lift

   Type:

   Coastal

   Brighton

   Restored Grade 11 listed Victorian lift.

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   Brighton Palace Pier

   Type:

   Pier

   Brighton

   Planning on visiting the amazing Brighton Pier?...If so, click here to get the latest Brighton Pier information direct from the official Brighton tourist information site!

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   St Peter's Brighton

   Type:

   Church / Chapel

   Brighton

   St Peter’s is an Anglican church planted from Holy Trinity Brompton, London, in 2009. We’re building a fun community in one of the most iconic and recognised buildings in the heart of Brighton. Our vision is to see the evangelisation of the nations,...

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   Hove Museum & Art Gallery

   Type:

   Museum

   Hove

   Hove Museum is one of the most family friendly and accessible museums in the south east. It also houses one of the finest craft collections in the country.

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   St Bartholomew's Church

   Type:

   Church / Chapel

   Brighton

   Church of England Service Times: Sunday: Family Mass 9.30am.High Mass 11am. Sat: Low Mass 9.30am. Thurs:School Mass 9.15am (term time only). The Church is famous for its musical tradition. A different Mass setting is sung at the High Mass each Sunday

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   Historical Tour of Theatre Royal Brighton

   Type:

   Special Interest

   Brighton

   This beautiful grade II listed Theatre holds over 200 years of secrets and intriguing tales, so join us for a fascinating insight into its history, redevelopment and present day workings.
   Every Saturday 11.30am (approx. 1 hour) £7.50

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   Marlborough Pub and Theatre

   Type:

   Live Music Venue

   Brighton

   The Marlborough Theatre is located in one of the city’s oldest public houses dating back to 1794. The 60-seater theatre, with proscenium-arch stage is home to a variety of performances throughout the year including theatre, comedy and music.

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    Komedia

    Type:

    Event Venue

    Brighton

    Based in the heart of the North Laine, the Komedia has an exciting all-year programme of theatre, comedy, cabaret, kids and music plus great bars and food, Komedia offers a unique mix of dining & live entertainment.

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    Brighton Open Air Theatre

    Type:

    Theatre

    Hove

    BOAT is a new dedicated open-air theatre space for magical events under the stars. This 425 capacity venue nestles in one of the city’s most beautiful parks and is open from May to September each year.

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    Preston Manor

    Type:

    Historic House / Palace

    Brighton

    A delightful manor house with the interior of an Edwardian home containing ceramics, furniture, glass, clocks and silver. Servants' quarters and restored kitchen. Garden.

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    Booth Museum of Natural History

    Type:

    Museum

    Brighton

    This fascinating museum houses exhibits that include hundreds of British birds displayed in recreated natural settings, insects from butterflies to beetles, a killer whale skeleton and dinosaur bones

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    Brighton Toy and Model Museum

    Type:

    Museum

    Brighton

    An Aladdin's cave of toys and models for all ages.

    Historic undercroft arches of Brighton railway station transformed into over 4000 square foot of toys and models including trains, boats, dolls, domestic toys, puppets and planes.
    

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    West Blatchington Windmill

    Type:

    Windmill

    Hove

    A hexagonal smock mill on top of flint tower and barns dating from the 1820's with the original workings in place. Visitors can discover how grain is made into flour.

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    Brighton Dome

    Type:

    Event Venue

    Brighton

    Planning on visiting the amazing Brighton Dome?...If so, click here to get the latest Brighton Dome information direct from the official Brighton tourist information site!

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    Fabrica

    Type:

    Gallery

    Brighton

    Fabrica is housed in a former Regency church in the centre of Brighton. We often commission artists to make new work specific to the gallery space and we run a full range of activities to support our exhibition programme.

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    St Laurence Church

    Type:

    Church / Chapel

    Brighton

    Church of England. Sunday service, 10am, Wednesday service 11.30am (please check).
    

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    St Michael & All Angels Church, Brighton

    Type:

    Church / Chapel

    Brighton

    St Michael & All Angels is a Grade 1 listed building. It consists of 2 churches in 1; the first designed by G F Bodley, built in 1861-62 (now the south aisle of the church) and the second completed in 1893-95 to a design by William Burgess

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    Brighton Bandstand

    Type:

    Historic Site

    Brighton

    The Bandstand re-opened in the summer of 2009 after major restoration. During August and September Sunday afternoon concerts are held there. The bandstand is also licensed for marriages and civil partnerships

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