Other
Must-Do Brighton Attractions...
There are plenty of additional places
to see on your visit to Brighton & Hove:
Booth Museum Of National History
– Admission to the museum is free and contains a large collection of British
creatures (including birds, whales, skeletons and more) set amidst a backdrop of
what would have been their natural surroundings. In some ways it’s rather
eerie, but certainly worth a visit.
Hove Museum & Art Gallery
– This buildings claim to fame is that the first ever cinematic movie to be
played in Britain was done so in Hove. And you can catch it here among a number
of additional interesting displays.
The Lanes
– Enjoy a bit of shopping? There’s a wonderful mix of quaint little shops as
well as fashionable new boutiques in “the lanes”, a narrow maze of tiny
streets that would delight the heart of any self-respecting shopper. Also found
in this region are some charming little restaurants and cafes.
The Brighton Festival
– Officially the second largest arts festival in Britain, the Brighton
Festival is a huge event, with a huge compilation of music, dance and theatre
from artisans all over the world.
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An Introduction To Brighton
A Brief History Of Brighton
Interesting Brighton Facts For Visitors
Getting To Brighton
Getting Around Town In Brighton
Top Brighton Attractions:
Royal Pavillion
Brighton Pier
Preston Manor
Sealife Exhibition
Brighton Beach
Other Brighton Tourist Attractions
Brighton Hotels, B&B's & Accommodation
Top Restaurants, Cafes & Eateries In
Brighton
Shopping In Brighton
Brighton Nightlife
Off The Beaten Path - Hidden Travel Gems Of Brighton
Daytrip To Arundel
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