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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
Heritage / Visitor Centre
The Keep is a world-class centre for archives that opens up access to all the collections of the East Sussex Record Office (ESRO), the Royal Pavilion & Museums Local History Collections and the internationally significant university Collections
Brighton & Hove Area
Treasure Hunt
Black Cat Treasure Hunts create bespoke, creative adventures across Brighton — perfect for team building, birthdays, and hen parties, with every hunt tailored to your group. Downloadable treasure hunts for families and tourists too.
Hove
Health & Wellbeing
Located in the heart of Hove, Relaxation Zone Therapies provides exceptional massage and facial therapies designed to help you heal. Whether you’re managing pain, recovering from illness, want to feel your best or simply need a moment of calm, our…
Brighton
Gallery
Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton, which commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.
Brighton & Hove
Any time
The Tunnel has been re-decorated to include a wonderful array of portraits of some of the artists recognised in the Brighton Music Walk of Fame on Brighton Palace Pier. The Music Tunnel
Washington
Vineyard
The family-run Wiston Estate offers a variety of tours from their winery, where guests can learn about the wine production, taste the award-winning wines, or enjoy the Landscape and Nature tours that take in the wider estate. Their Chalk Restaurant…
Brighton
Church / Chapel
Friends' Meeting House is set in a lovely garden and stands in the very centre of Brighton. Built in 1805 the Meeting House is 'Grade 2 star' listed and the place of worship and witness for the city's Quaker Community.
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.