Brighton attraction guides

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  Brighton i360

  The Brighton i360 lifts you 138 metres above the seafront in a glass pod for views across the city, the South Downs and the English Channel. Here is what the flight involves, how to reach the tower, how tickets and the local offer work, and how much of your day to set aside.

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  Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

  Brighton Museum & Art Gallery sits in the Royal Pavilion estate, a short walk from the seafront and the Lanes. Here is what to see, how long to allow, where to confirm tickets and hours, and how to pair it with the Pavilion.

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  Brighton Palace Pier

  Brighton Palace Pier stretches into the English Channel at the foot of Madeira Drive, with fairground rides, arcade games, food stalls and open sea views. It is about a 20-minute walk from Brighton station, and getting there car-free by train is straightforward from London and along the Sussex coast.

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  Preston Manor, Brighton

  Preston Manor is a Grade II listed house in Brighton with an Edwardian interior and a walled garden, cared for by Brighton & Hove Museums. Here is what to see inside, the garden features worth seeking out, the ghost stories as legends, and how to check times and tickets.

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  Preston Park, Brighton

  Preston Park is Brighton's largest urban park, with wildflower, walled and rose gardens, a playground, sports pitches and two cafés. Here is what to see, how to arrive by train or bus, how long to allow, and which South Downs walks work from the same trip.

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  Royal Pavilion Brighton

  Brighton's Royal Pavilion is a Grade I listed seaside palace begun in 1787, with Indian-inspired domes outside and chinoiserie rooms within. This guide covers what to see, how to reach it from the station, how long to allow and what admission costs.

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  SEA LIFE Brighton

  SEA LIFE Brighton sits on Marine Parade beside Brighton Palace Pier, in a Victorian building the attraction calls the world's oldest operating aquarium. Here is what to see inside, how long to allow, how to walk there from the station and what to pair it with on the seafront.

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  St Peter's Church, Brighton

  St Peter's Church on York Place is Brighton's Church of England parish church, designed by Sir Charles Barry and built in 1824–28. It makes a short, worthwhile stop near the London Road, and it is a different building from the medieval St Peter's at Preston Park.