Group Friendly Things To Do in Brighton

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   Only in Brighton

   Type:

   Walking Tour

   Brighton

   Only in Brighton is a vivid, fact-filled and humorous 90-minute guided walk that takes a sideways look at what makes Brighton a place like no other. For the visitor, it is an insider's introduction; for the hardened Brightonian, a revelation!

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   Preston Manor

   Type:

   Historic House / Palace

   Brighton

   Entertain your guests in the splendid style of a bygone age.

   This delightful old manor house is a beautifully presented Edwardian home, furnished with a notable collection of furniture, pictures and memorabilia.

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   Booth Museum of Natural History

   Type:

   Museum

   Brighton

   Over half a million specimens and natural history literature and data extending back over three centuries are housed in this fascinating museum.

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   So Sussex

   Type:

   Sightseeing

   SO SUSSEX, offers outdoor activities which include fishing, cycling and walking trips in rural Sussex, also river expeditions and multi activity days, and all can be combined with home made and locally sourced food cooked over open fire

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   Brighton Centre

   Type:

   Concert Hall

   Brighton

   The Brighton Centre is the largest purpose built events venue on the South Coast.

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   Hatt Adventures

   Type:

   Activity Organiser

   Hatt Adventures are an outdoor pursuits company based in Brighton offering courses throughout Sussex and the UK. Activities include: Rock Climbing, Abseiling, Canoeing, Kayaking, Bushcraft, Survival, Mountaineering and more!
   

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   Hove Museum & Art Gallery

   Type:

   Museum

   Hove

   Hove Museum & Art Gallery has undergone major redevelopment. The Museum's key permanent collections of toys, film, local history, painting, and contemporary craft have been re-displayed. A new lift has been installed to improve visitor access.

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   BrightonWalks

   Type:

   Walking Tour

   Brighton

   Corporate Treasure Hunts, Themed walking tours including Ghost Walk, Legends of the Lanes. Qualified and registered guide, specialising in Brighton.
   Recognised by or member of Tourism South East and VisitLondon. Official Brighton Town Guide.
   

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   Brighton City Walks

   Type:

   Walking Tour

   Brighton

   Brighton’s only 90 minutes “traditional” city walking tour.
   Singles, couples, groups of all sizes welcome.
   Specialising in overseas school groups and offering the lowest rates in Brighton.
   **Major city attractions visited, including “hidden gems”.
   

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    Volk's Electric Railway Tours

    Type:

    Trips & Tours

    Brighton

    Volk’s Railway was built in 1883 and is Britain’s oldest electric railway. It runs for 1¼ miles along the top of the beach from the Aquarium Station to the Marina. The railway is open from April until the end of September

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    Pedal Dogs

    Type:

    Road Cycling

    Brighton

    'Group Cycle' is the new way to see the city - Pedal Power your way through the streets of Brighton whilst enjoying the party experience on board.

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    Brighton Palace Pier

    Type:

    Pier

    Brighton

    A Victorian pier with various food and drink outlets, fairground attractions and Palace of Fun arcade.

    Palm Court Fish Restaurant, Victoria's bar and Horatio's bar.With a choice of bars and our famous fish and chip restaurant, Brighton Pier...

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    Brighton Racecourse

    Type:

    Sports Ground

    Brighton

    Horse racing: Brighton Racecourse combines top class racing with panoramic views of the sea.Set high on the Sussex Downs, with stunning views over Brighton and Hove and the English Channel, Brighton Racecourse has, in the words of Channel 4's...

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    Brighton Food Tours

    Type:

    Walking Tour

    Brighton & Hove

    Experience a different flavour of our quirky and spirited city on this foodie walking tour of Brighton for both visitors and locals. Discover the taste of real independent Brighton beyond just the pier, pavilion and the pebble beach.

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    Volk's Electric Railway

    Type:

    Railway

    Brighton

    Volk’s Railway was built in 1883 and is Britain’s oldest electric railway. It runs for 1¼ miles along the top of the beach from the Aquarium Station to the Marina. The railway is open from April until the end of September

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    Brighton Bike Tours

    Type:

    Sightseeing

    New Road, Brighton

    Welcome to Brighton Bike Tours, the Original Bike tour company in Brighton. With us you can cycle round our beautiful city whilst learning about the history of the sights and the main characters that put Brighton on the map

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    Newhaven Fort

    Type:

    Castle / Fort

    Newhaven

    Each visit to Newhaven Fort offers something new and exciting for all the family – everything from a stroll along the ramparts taking in the panoramic views, or sitting in our Blitz air raid experience, or taking your picture beside the huge on-site...

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    Brighton Beach Bikes

    Type:

    Sightseeing

    Brighton

    Brighton Beach Bikes is the only bike hire located right on Brighton Beach. Hiring a bike from us means you can ride the coastal cycle path for miles in either direction without crossing any roads, perfect for all the family. We are next to the...

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    HeliFly (UK) Ltd

    Type:

    Sightseeing

    Shoreham By Sea

    Helifly operate a number of helicopter tours from nearby Shoreham Airport throughout the year. As well as city tours Helifly also run trips to stunning country houses for elegant luncheons or afternoon teas.

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    Royal Pavilion

    Type:

    Historic House / Palace

    Brighton

    The spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) transformed by John Nash between 1815 and 1822 into one of the most dazzling and exotic buildings in the British Isles.

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