South Coast Guide (Brighton)
Guide to Brighton |
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| Brighton is simply bursting with attractions. Brighton beachfront is a buzzing playground of swimming, surfing, sailing, basketball, volleyball, skateboarding and more. Away from the water there are plenty of activities - enjoy a day at Brighton races or try out a great walking tour. The rolling South Downs are great for walking or cycling, and all year round there are hundreds of events from the famous London to Brighton Veteran Car Run to power boat racing and kite festivals. Experience the heritage of the Royal Pavilion and Preston Manor, indulge in the seaside fun of Brighton Pier, Brighton Marina and the Sea Life Centre, or get cultural with Brighton Museums. A unique mix of heritage, culture and cosmopolitan fun, Brighton attractions cater for everyone. For something more sedate try a boat trip or check out some of the stunning Brighton countryside sitting on Brighton's doorstep. Brighton truly is a shopper's paradise. Wander through the 17th century Brighton lanes and browse through antiques, jewellery and famous labels. Or check out Brighton's North Laine for a laid-back bohemian charm and over 300 unique, individual and quirky shops, offering everything from vintage clothing to vegetarian shoes. For a taste of high-street shopping, Brighton's Churchill Square has over 80 stores under one roof and Brighton's only outlet centre at Brighton Marina offers famous brands at genuine savings. Or why not explore the unique and funky shops of Brighton's villages? From dusk til dawn, arts and entertainment in Brighton are buzzing across the city. From comedy and cabaret at the Komedia, top bands at the Brighton Centre, world music, opera and ballet at the Brighton Dome and west end shows at the Theatre Royal, there's no end of choice of entertainment in Brighton and Hove. The city also has some of the coolest clubs on the south-coast, as well as a fantastic live music scene. Eating out in Brighton is easy...with a fantastic range of restaurants, pubs and bars, eating out in Brighton is pure gastro heaven. Whether you're after award winning cuisine, veggie treats, a tasty beachfront brunch or delicious cheap eats, eating out in Brighton is a culture in itself. Or if you fancy a latte, organic juice or beer, drinking in Brighton in one of the cafes or cosy pubs is a relaxing way to spend time with friends. Here at Hotelshop we have many hotels in Brighton, that cater for all needs, wants and all different kinds of budgets. So, take a look and book your sumnmer break now. For more ideas for breaks by the sea, click here to view our huge selection of hotels in the South Coast. |
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