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Friendly People, Sea and Bars
Top hotels in Brighton City Centre
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Popular things to do in Brighton City Centre
Brighton Royal Pavilion
4.5/5(238 reviews)
An eye-catching mix of Asian motifs and royal grandeur, this palace is one of the most magnificent buildings in the United Kingdom.
Brighton Sea Life Centre
4/5(55 reviews)
Discover fascinating creatures from the world’s oceans and rainforests and learn about wildlife conservation programs at this seafront aquarium.
Churchill Square Shopping Centre
4/5(213 reviews)
Browse the stores of well-known brands, discover varied dining options and make the most of children’s activities all under one roof in central Brighton.
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery
4/5(35 reviews)
Peruse the fine art collections and learn about the history of this progressive seaside city through this museum’s pictures and displays.
Brighton Centre
4/5(318 reviews)
From rock and pop concerts to children’s entertainment and sports tournaments, this is one of the most popular live event venues in Brighton.
Brighton Dome
4.5/5(83 reviews)
Watch a dramatic performance, a classical music display or a modern dance show in these historic buildings that once housed the royal family’s horses.
Top activities in Brighton City Centre
SEA LIFE Brighton
£12
Dive in to an amazing journey through the original Victorian architecture of the oldest operating aquarium in the world! Look out for the dazzling scales, crazy colours, and fantastic fins of our 3,500 mesmerising creatures and get closer to them than ever before.
Secrets of the Lanes - Tour in Brighton
£35
Brighton's Lanes are the city's prettiest and most historic quarter. Narrow streets of 18th century fishermen's cottages contrast with the modern buzz of colourful independent shops and cafes.
Only in Brighton!
£10
A walking tour of Brighton by a professional guide. Discover the real spirit of Brighton in a lively, funny and informative quest to uncover what makes this city unique and…er…a little bit weird.
Brighton Essential Tour in Spanish
£12
Brighton is the coastal city of England known as London-by-the-sea, more vibrant and colorful, full of energy and fun. We will discover why it has been chosen by both kings and eight million tourists every year making it one of the ten most touristic English cities and at the same time with more cultural and leisure diversity.
Bluebell Steam Railway & Vineyard Bus Tour
£100
We pick you up from Brighton train station and transport you through the Sussex countryside to the Bluebell Steam Railway. The set of countless film and TV dramas such as Downton Abbey, the Bluebell railway is the finest preserved steam railway in the UK.
Multi-Venue, Bar & Nightclub VIP Party Pass in Brighton
£10
Our popular VIP Party Passes offer a great variety of weekend nightlife entries. We have been booking groups small and large onto the guestlists all over the UK for a decade. We have designed our Nightlife Deals get you VIP entry into selected, popular clubs and bars.
Other areas in Brighton
Montpelier
Known for Friendly People, Beaches, Cafés
4/5(29 reviews)
Experience life away from Brighton’s major tourist center while wandering the architecturally impressive streets of this elegant neighborhood.
The Lanes
Known for Beaches, Shopping, Family-friendly
5/5(1 review)
One of Brighton’s most popular shopping areas is a set of old winding streets lined with everything from antique shops to quirky boutiques.
Seafront
Known for Friendly People, Sea, Beaches
4/5(109 reviews)
Visitors to Seafront rave about its stunning beaches, fantastic nightlife and popular shops. You might also want to make some time to see Brighton Beach or Brighton Pier while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
Kemptown
Known for Beaches, LGBT-friendly, Friendly People
4/5(303 reviews)
Kemptown is beloved for its breathtaking beach views. Take some time to explore sights in the area like Brighton Marina and Brighton Beach.