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Brighton
Experiences
If you’re looking for a thrilling and immersive activity to experience with friends, family or colleagues, then check out Pendragon Project’s award-winning team adventures.
Take on a daring mission to save the nation, or compete in your very own…
Brighton
Enviromental Attraction
Rampion Visitor Centre is an exciting and interactive educational experience for children and adults of all ages. Visits are completely free, and you get the whole Visitor Centre to yourselves.
Haywards Heath
Garden
Botanical heritage and stunning landscapes make Borde Hill Garden the perfect day out for horticultural enthusiasts, country lovers and families. Tranquil garden rooms, woodland & lakeside walks and adventure playground with cafe and restaurant.
Brighton & Hove
Garden
One Garden Brighton is a free to enter destination garden, a place to connect with nature and discover something different every day.
One Garden Brighton is proudly presented and managed by Plumpton College. A walled garden,…
Brighton
Gallery
Phoenix Art Space is in the heart of the city with 100 affordable artist studios, two public galleries and around 15 free exhibitions a year. Alongside our exhibition programme, we put on a range of community events which are open to everyone.
Brighton
Live Music Venue
Situated on Brighton seafront Shelter Hall is just a 10 minute walk from Brighton station with views of both the Palace and West piers. The venue hosts a variety of performances from both undiscovered and well known talent, varying from sunset…
Brighton
Railway
The World’s Oldest Operating Electric Railway, opened in 1883, now over 140 years old! Winner of Heritage Railway of the Year Award 2024. Be whisked away on one of our heritage trains and journey on our mile long track running besides Brighton’s…
Rottingdean
Museum
This charming early Georgian building houses an Art Gallery, Museum & Tea Garden as well as the Rottingdean Library.
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.