Brighton Palace Pier
Seafront
A Victorian pier with arcade games, fairground rides and fish and chips.
- Suggested time: 2 hrs
- No booking needed
- Suits: Families · Couples
Daily; rides open most days
10 places, 7 of them free and 3 tours and activities. A quirky seaside city of pebble beach, pier and independent shops.
Seafront
A Victorian pier with arcade games, fairground rides and fish and chips.
Daily; rides open most days
Old Town
A lavish Indo-Saracenic palace built for a Prince Regent, with fairy-tale interiors.
Daily, roughly 10:00–17:00
Old Town
A maze of narrow alleys with jewellers, antiques and independent cafés.
Open-air; shops open daily
North Laine
Colourful lanes of independent shops, vintage stores and cafés.
Open-air; shops open daily
Seafront
A pebbly beach with beach bars and ice-cream stalls, lively in summer.
Open access; lifeguards in season
Seafront
A glass viewing pod that rises to 138 m for a bird’s-eye view of the coast.
Daily, roughly 10:00–18:00
Seven Sisters (20 km)
Dramatic white chalk cliffs along the coast, with walking trails and beach access.
Open daily; bus 12X from Brighton
Devil’s Dyke (8 km)
A dry valley on the South Downs with views over the Weald.
Open daily; bus from Brighton
Planning Brighton? 2 places to eat are one tap away.