Things to Do in Brighton

The Indian-styled façade of this former Royal residence is breathtaking. The colorful interior of the royal rooms and the palace’s surrounding areas are a simply unmissable.

Stereotypical? Yes. Compulsory? Absolutely! Brighton Pier is the epitome of good clean British seaside fun. Buy a stick of rock and a bag of fish and chips and take a stroll along it.

You’ve got to slip a little culture into any trip. And this church is very much worth the time. Older parts of it date are of Norman origin, while the newer parts ‘only’ date back to the 14th century.

These narrow 17th century streets are crammed with fantastic clothing shops and chic boutiques. North Laine, in particular, has a cool, artsy feel with over 300 unique stores to match.

Brighton has one of the most famous nightlife scenes in England, and having a good night out is practically inevitable. You really don’t want to miss out on the bars and clubs in the Marina or in the Lanes.