Location: Brighton and Hove
Top Things to do in Brighton and Hove
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Brighton and Hove (/ˈbraɪtən ... ˈhoʊv/) is a city in East Sussex, in South East England. At the 2011 census, it was England's most populous seaside resort, with a population of 273,400.
Restaurants in Brighton and Hove
1. North Laine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Tweens - Bognor Regis, United Kingdom
North Laine has such a great variety of shops, including some quite quirky ones which are just great for an amble round. There are also some lovely unusual coffee shops and places to grab a bite to eat and sit and people watch. A fascinating part of Brighton and one of my favourites.
2. Royal Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Rebuilt in the 19th century by architect John Nash, this building features a unique mixture of classical and Indian styles, which has been labeled as "Hindu-Gothic."
Reviewed By Loocol - United Kingdom
I had no idea what to expect of this pavilion, the outside looking more mosque like than palace like..but what an jar dropping experience this was.. From a rather underrated reception area, the rooms and hallways became more and more colourful, beautiful and truly amazing, I have visited many, many places but none where I have seen such splendour and work... You simply have to visit.
3. The Lanes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
This area is home to an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants.
Reviewed By Mistyb1302 - Dursley, United Kingdom
The Lanes are a wonderful eclectic part of any Brighton visit. We visited last Saturday and really enjoyed wandering around this mist mash of different unique shops. There are many different places to eat if you fancy a break. We just needed a map so we didn't miss anything!
4. Stanmer Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By marcus O
Brightons' biggest woods &they're REALLY interesting. Classy Stanmer House (+ restaurant), specialist marque areas, a 'wedding' church (with 1650s' well-house), a small, historic village + cafe & from there, beautiful Downlands walks. All this within a walk to Sussex University & Brightons new football stadium. The woods are very walkable, long or short walks, with some truely ancient trees (especially Beech) & massive Cedars. There are major events in the summer on the extensive lawns & to cap it all off, there are ideal picnic areas & wild meadows.
5. Undercliff Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 663 reviews
Reviewed By Sylvia P - High Wycombe, United Kingdom
Decided to do this walk after Reading the reviews. Parked in the long stay car park in Rottingdean which was good value at £4 for the day. It was a cold sunny day, with blue skies, which made it more enjoyable. The walk along the base of the cliffs with views of the sea is flat and easy to do. There are a couple of cafes along the route. First impression, one of them , higher up, from a distance looked empty and run down, but very busy and nice inside. Very pleasant sitting outside, drinking a hot chocolate and watching the world go by
6. Kemptown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By andrewwC6786FS - Blackpool, United Kingdom
Kemptown how I long to live there best time to go mid morning or late afternoon mid-morning you can watch the sunrise dancing across the golden Sea and at night watching the sunset glistening along the Golden water tranquil relaxing just sitting in the Park listen to the wind blowing around the trees it's especially nice in the morning just to get a takeaway coffee and sit and just close your eyes and listen to the sea and nature all around you
7. Devil's Dyke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 902 reviews
Reviewed By John S - Twyford, England, United Kingdom
After visiting Nymans, then we headed back to Brighton via Devils Duke. We had a lovely time, taking our French friends to see the view, rest & enjoy a cup of tea. Beautiful! John xHi John S, we are very happy to have provided you with such a positive experience! Thank you, and have a fantastic day!
8. Brighton Dome
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 334 reviews
Brighton Dome is Brighton's premier venue for top quality music, theatre, family friendly events, dance, performance, conference and venue hire. No trip to Brighton is complete without experiencing at least one of the many great shows on offer.
Reviewed By Chris S
I have been to the dome on a number of occasions, seen comedians, musicians and other acts. The only complaint I have is.... The seats are very uncomfortable. After sitting down for the best part of 2 hrs it is noticeable just how uncomfortable they are!! Even the following day you can still feel the pain. I understand it is expensive to change the Seating and it won't stop me from attending ( booked 2 shows already for 2018) but I do now look at alternative venues first for the same show and have booked elsewhere when it's been possible.
9. Preston Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By BrushM - Oxford, United Kingdom
A timeless park that never seems to change. A beautiful place and a lovely part of town to stroll or relax.
10. Booth Museum of Natural History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By owls2020
This museum really needs to come into the 21st century. It is laid out like a typical Victorian museum - a collection of stuff to come and stare at rather than to engage with or learn from it. The bone room also features a young human skeleton - ethically questionable. You need to revisit museum policies on the respectful display of human remains.
