Guidebook for Brighton & Hove
Parks & Nature
Hove seafront has a long promenade, pebble beaches and iconic Beach huts.
16 locals recommend
Hove Beach Huts
KingswayHove seafront has a long promenade, pebble beaches and iconic Beach huts.
Hove Park
Goldstone CrescentLarge park with lots of green space and sports facilities
Saint Ann's Well Gardens
Somerhill RoadNice Park with Cafe and tennis courts
Devils Dyke station
Devil's Dyke RoadHigh viewing point over the Downs
Preston Park
Preston RoadLarge park with cafes, play areas and green spaces
Large natural parkland with woods.
Small village with a cafe.
One Garden Brighton is based at the far end.
71 locals recommend
Stanmer Park station
Large natural parkland with woods.
Small village with a cafe.
One Garden Brighton is based at the far end.
Queen's Park, Brighton
1 West DrSeven Sisters Cliffs
Iconic cliff walks. Stay away from the edge.
Arts & Culture
Brighton Pavilion
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery
Brighton Dome
Church StreetTheatre Royal Brighton
New RoadBrighton Fishing Museum
Hove Museum & Art Gallery
19 New Church RdBrighton Toy and Model Museum
52-55 Trafalgar StPrince Albert
Grafitti wall with an original Banksy
Sightseeing
Brighton Palace Pier
Madeira DriveLewes
Arundel Castle
Rottingdean
Quaint little seaside village. Rudyard Kipling once lived here.
Tide Mills station