Brighton attracts some of the best artists from around Britain and the world, perhaps because of its picturesque sea scenes or its vibrant alternative culture....

The Brighton Fishing Museum is based in an old archway on the seafront. The museum contains a full sized 27 foot fishing boat that...

The Old Fishing Quarter Gallery and Lecture Rooms is a quaint little facility located close to the beach under the road at the centre of...

Like most English seaside towns, Brighton is teaming with amusements, slot machine, games and activities. Many of these amusement arcades have grown up from...

The Palace Pier at Brighton was built from 1891 to 1899 and rates as one of Britain’s most popular tourist attractions, attracting over 2 million...

Old Steine Gardens are located close to the centre of Brighton off the Old Steine thoroughfare. The gardens are some of the most used...

Charles Maurice de Talleyrand was a French statesman and diplomat, known normally simply as Talleyrand. He worked most of his life as a diplomat...

The Chameleon Gallery is one of many fine art gallery's in Brighton which has become the art capital of the south coast of England....

Also known as the ’Royal Pavilion’, Brighton Pavilion was built in 1784 and purchased in the early nineteenth century for the Prince Regent. Between 1815...

The Pavilion Gardens are some of the most ornate in Brighton. Situated close to the Royal Pavilion the gardens offer fantastic views of the...

The Joogleberry Playhouse is Brighton's premier comedy and musical playhouse theatre. The centre was constructed by a brother and sister partnership in 2003....

The Friese Greene Gallery is a contemporary arts exhibition space that has been designed to give an industrial post-modern feel to those who visit....

The Old Post Office Market is the largest indoor market in Brighton. The centre is based in the old post office building on Ship...

Trinity Chapel is a beautiful ancient church that has stood at the centre of Brighton city centre for many hundreds of years. In the...

Dukes Lane Arcade is a small but beautiful shopping arcade in the historic centre of Brighton. The arcade has for many years attracted the...

The new look Brighton Museum and Art Gallery features state-of-the-art visitor facilities including a gift shop and café, a series of innovative redesigned galleries and...

Brighton Marina is only a stone’s throw away from the busy Brighton seafront and yet it is like entering another world. In addition to...

Churchill Square is historically one of the most important places in Brighton, the centre of community affairs. The area has for centuries been a...

This fine church was completed in 1848 and is one of the biggest and best maintained churches in Brighton. An example of Gothic-Revival architecture...

The Children's Pleasure Beach features a number of small scale attractions on the lower promenade close to Brighton Beach. There is a Victorian carousel...

The Artists Quarter has for many years been one of Brighton's central cultural attractions. Based primarily in old fishing arches under the lower promenade...

Crazy golf, often referred to as mini golf, is one of those classic seaside games that people flock to as soon as they are within...

The Althina B was a Greek Cargo ship that ran aground on Brighton beach in 1980. The boat which was on its way from...

New Steine Gardens are set back from the seafront close to some of the eclectic shopping streets around the New Steine area of the city....

George Jacob Holyoake lived a great deal of his life in this fine house close to the seafront in Brighton, then a beacon of industrial...

Brighton and Hove in Bloom is an annual event held by the local authority to help promote the towns and promote horticulture. Although the...

Sir John Cordy Burrows is one of the most famous names in the history of Brighton. A great statesman in the 19th Century it...

The Victoria Fountain is an architectural masterpiece that stands at the centre of Victoria Gardens in the middle of Brighton. The monument was constructed...

The Brighton War Memorial is quite a sight, dominating Victoria Gardens with its huge white arch. The memorial is all encompassing, honouring those who...

This obelisk is situated on the main road junction as one enters the centre of Brighton. It was designed as such that no one...

Victoria Gardens is one of the largest and most popular public parks in Brighton. It was opened in honour of the great Queen Victoria...

This statue was erected to celebrate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria, one of the greatest and longest serving monarch in British history. Victoria...

The Lanes is the oldest part of Brighton and is by far one of the city's most visited attractions. After the French invaded in...

The Friends Meeting House is located in the historic centre of Brighton on Ship Street close to the sea. The beautiful colonial style building...

King's Road Playground and Paddling Pool is an extremely well used local authority situated just off the beach on the King's Road that runs along...

This beautifully crafted monument is quite unusual in that it does not depict the monarch that it is dedicated to. Instead of simply being...

Pelham Square is a beautiful public garden close to the centre of Brighton city centre. The square has for many generations been a traditional...

Providence Place is a public garden close to the major shopping streets of Brighton. The area is well used by local people as...

This magnificent clock tower was constructed in 1897 to honour the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, who loved the town of Brighton and used to...

The Volks Railway was the first public electric railway in the world. Opened in 1883, the railway designed by Magnus Volks has been an...