Cheap Holidays to Brighton

Brighton Holidays

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Holidays in Brighton

Grab your passport, jump on a plane and find out for yourself what makes Brighton tick.

This region of East Sussex is home to 140,000 people.

Brighton isn't too far away from Hove, which is located 2 miles to the northwest. London, the nation's capital, is to be found 45 miles to the north.

Seeking a few family-friendly activities? Treat the kids to a visit to the Duke of York's Picturehouse and the Brighton Toy and Model Museum. Bowlplex is another fun-filled attraction that will put a grin on everyone's faces!

Take a plunge into a magical underwater world that's teeming with marine life at Brighton Sea Life Centre. Actually, come to think of it, you might be better off staying on dry land. Some of these slimy critters aren't to be messed with!

Seeking high-stakes card games and a sparkling atmosphere? Head straight to the Rendezvous Casino! It's the perfect venue to begin a wild night out with mates!

There's no need to wander deep into the forest to take in a bit of greenery. Preston Park and Devil's Dyke are just two of the appealing urban oases you'll discover amid this concrete jungle. Also consider spending a relaxing day enjoying the grounds of Victoria Gardens and Regency Square.

If you’re looking for somewhere glorious to witness the sunrise, set down a towel and relax by the lapping water at Brighton's Naturist Beach or Brighton Beach.

Take a break from Twitter, turn off those notifications and put away your phone. Switch on to nature instead by scheduling a trip to South Downs Way.

If you're in need of a couple of tranquil places to unwind and maybe even learn something new, go to the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery and the D-Day Aviation Museum. Enquire about walking tours or just study the interesting displays on your own. If you've got the time, also go to the Brighton Fishing Museum and the Booth Museum of Natural History.

With an impressive assortment of pieces, a day spent discovering the exhibits at the Grange Museum and Art Gallery and the Fabrica will leave you feeling inspired.

Enjoy an eye-opening journey into the past at the Museum of Penny Slot Machines and the Mechanical Memories Museum. Both exhibitions pride themselves on making the city's rich history relevant and entertaining to visitors.

Brighton spoils you for choice when it comes to historic attractions. Why not begin digging into the city's past at the Brighton Royal Pavilion and Bodiam Castle? If you're keen for more, Kings Road Arches and Preston Manor should also be on your radar.

You can get a fill of both local history and faith at St. Mary and St. Abraam Coptic Orthodox Church and St. Bartholomew's Church. Chapel Royal and the Brighton and Hove Jewish Congregation are also key pieces of Brighton's cultural identity.

Your time here won't be complete without a trip to Brighton Pier. Trust us, there's a good reason it's one of the most popular local landmarks.

While the majority of civic structures are purely practical, others have more honourable purposes. Built in the memory of the various people and events that have helped make this region into what we see today, the Chattri Memorial and the Brighton Clock Tower are two such special places.

Admire the contemporary architecture at the University of Sussex, a key educational institution. While you're on campus, why not speak to a few of the students and hear what it's like to study there?

Looking for the perfect memento? Rummage through the racks at Churchill Square Shopping Centre.

Conclude a terrific day of sightseeing by catching some entertainment at the Pavilion Theatre or the Corn Exchange. If you're wanting another night out, the Brighton Theatre Royal and Brighton Dome are two more venues worth checking out.

You may think there's nothing left to do after exploring Brighton's most popular tourist sights, but don't fly home just yet. There are still some surprises left. Why not spend some time at West Blatchington Windmill and the Kissing Cops Mural? The Komedia Brighton and Brighton Lanes also promise a great day out.