Attractions in Brighton & Hove include large scale wonders to the offbeat and downright quirky. There are natural wonders and iconic designs and all easily accessible.
There are classic attractions in Brighton such as the Royal Pavilion with its iconic domes and minarets. A trip to the beach is not complete without a stroll along the Brighton Palace Pier followed by a visit to the Sea Life Brighton. The newest attraction in Brighton is British Airways i360 provided spectacular panoramic views of the city, the sea and the countryside.
Cultural Attractions in Brighton
In addition to the Royal Pavilion you’ll find a cornucopia of cultural delights from the Edwardian splendour of Preston Manor to the major exhibitions and fine art displays at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. In Hove you can discover the important contribution the area made to the film industry at Hove Museum or visit the Booth Museum of Natural History for birds, bones and bugs!
Parks & Gardens
If you feel the need to escape the hustle and bustle of city life then there are parks & green spaces to provide a moment of tranquillity. Preston Park is home to the Preston Twins which are believed to be the oldest Elm trees in the country. Hove’s St Ann’s Well Gardens is great for tree lovers and Stanmer Park is home to the eco EarthShip as well as Stanmer House for refreshments.
Beyond Brighton
As well as the variety of attractions in Brighton you can also use the city as a base for exploring attractions in Sussex. Whether it’s enjoying the sights of the picturesque Borde Hill Gardens or getting friendly with the animals at Drusilla’s Park, there are lots pf places to visit. Wine buffs will love exploring the vineyards across the county producing sparkling wine to rival Champagne.
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