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"A post shared by Brighton Palace Pier (@brightonpalacepier) on Jan 13, 2019 at 2:56am PST. One of the best Victorian piers in the country, Brighton Palace Pier offers loads of family restaurants, cafes, rides and arcades to keep kids big and small entertained. Younger kids will love the Palace Play soft play area along with the cup & saucer and the carousel."

"All these recommendations and we haven’t even mentioned the famous Brighton Palace Pier yet. This landmark walkway stretches an astonishing 0.5km into the English Channel, and it’s stuffed full of amusements, concessions, and arcades for some old-school British seaside fun. But we haven’t let our vegan guard down, even when we’re keeping it conventional."

"With an enviable location on Brighton’s Marine Parade, Drakes (****) looks out across the English Channel making it one of our top boutique hotels with sea views. Each of the twenty rooms at Drakes has been individually designed, all of them to a very high standard. Every room comes with White Company toiletries, a waffle robe, complimentary Drakes slippers and a cafetiere with freshly ground coffee and a selection of Twinings teas."

"The joy of staying here is in the front-facing rooms (with warm woods and curvy, cruise-ship art deco cornicing), which have some of the best views in Brighton – bay windows at the foot of your bed (or bath) have views over the shingly beach, the neon-lit Palace Pier and the sea. Bear in mind that you’re on Marine Parade, alongside some of the city’s brashest pubs and clubs. It can get noisy, especially at weekends."

"Voted in the 'Top 50 New Boutique Hotels' in the World by 'Conde Nast Traveller'. At the very heart of the drakes philosophy is the desire to see guests as friends coming to stay. drakes is never stuffy or formal, but is about relaxed glamour, an escape from everyday life, and total relaxation - when you stay at drakes, the thinking is done for you."

"This tiny Italian joint in North Laine is located in a converted garage. Don’t expect elegance or comfort (the wooden bar stools around a central servery are bum-numbingly hard) – what you will get though is comfort food: small plates of zingy asparagus with hazelnuts and lardo, soused mackerel with sweet beetroot or first-rate charcuterie, then authentically homemade silky pastas with gutsy sauces (try the Tuscan pork). Pick a table away from the always-open double doors, or, if you want the full works including mains other than pasta, book at their larger sister branch in Hove."

"A very pricey but very delicious option for those of you that want to explore Italian cuisine beyond pizza and calzones. Their menu changes every month and is tailored to seasonal ingredients. The restaurant is very well curated, from their impeccable service to their delicious (and very instagram worthy) dishes."

"If you appreciate your breakfast being sourced locally using fresh and organic products, then SIX Brighton & Hove is the place to be after you roll out of bed. Right in the heart of Brunswick Town, this large restaurant will be happy to serve you with passion a delicious dish off their breakfast menu. You will find dishes here that you can’t elsewhere in Brighton, such as freshly baked banana bread, pescatarian brunch bowl and ham benedict."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"Casablanca has been a Brighton institution for many years, attracting a varied crowd of all ages. The venue itself is a bit shabby but very friendly and it is always a popular venue with Brighton locals. During the week a lot of budding musicians showcase their talents here."

"What could be better than a bottomless brunch hosted by some of the country’s best drag queens?. The Bougie Drag Bottomless Brunch at Pryzm is hosted by the fantastic Cara Melle, Honey the Foxx, Kiki Snatch and special guests. You can be guaranteed to have a good time at this brunch."

"The White Rabbit's tiny terrace is strewn with bunting and colourful pot plants. The perfect spot for a sunshine-filled date, this terrace is themed all things Alice In Wonderland - what better place to fall down the rabbit hole of summertime day drinking?"

"Soak up the rays with a trip to The White Rabbit's secret suntrap. Whether you've taken to the tables out front or the intimate little beer garden, it's a quirky gem and ideal for a few brewskis before heading inside to watch a talented musician."

"L’Atelier Du Vin’s wine and cocktail bar situated in Seven Dials has a very welcome garden out the back that’s a real gem to visit for a drink. Of course, it’s well equipped with suitable umbrellas for our undeniably crappy British weather. In our opinion, it’s an outdoor space in Brighton well-worth visiting if you’re looking for a great cocktail and chilled out vibes."

"Proud of its status as ‘the largest artist-led arts organisation in the South East of England’, the Phoenix Gallery is the exhibition space for the Phoenix Arts Association, a charitable arts organisation providing studio space for and run by artists. Featuring both international and local art, this gallery is an electric hub of talent and exploration with experimental exhibitions and stimulating artworks; this reputation for pushing boundaries is the reason it has become the venue for large-scale exhibitions such as the Brighton Photo Fringe and The White Nights installations. Open Tuesday until Saturday during exhibitions and a stone’s throw away from the nearest bus station, make time for a visit to this kooky gallery."

"The brainchild of artists Katty McMurray, Kathryn Matthews and John Marshall, Two Kats & a Cow is a key attraction overlooking the famous Brighton beach, having been listed by The Independent as a ‘must-see’ tourist destination in the city. Standing proud as Brighton’s oldest independent fine arts gallery, the space has generated a loyal list of collectors from around the world, and hosts an annual show every spring, with further events held throughout the year. 167 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 1NB"

"After finishing an ice cream on the pier, make sure you pay a visit to this open studio and gallery situated right on the Brighton seafront. A little archway exhibition space filled with oil paintings, contemporary ceramics, jewellery and stunning screen prints by Artizan Editions. Two Kats & A Cow is a personal and intimate gallery owned by local artists John Marshall, Katty McMurray and Kathryn Matthews."

"A venue for high-quality productions, and a mainstay of the community, the Chichester Festival Theatre opened in 1962. Its first artistic director was none other than Laurence Olivier, forming the company that would merge with the Old Vic in London to create the National Theatre Company. That alone, gives you a sense of the Chichester Festival Theatre’s real pedigree."

"Opened in 1962 just outside the old city walls, it provides the focal point of the annual Chichester Festival. It is a modem building of hexagonal design with a traditional apron stage. Sir Laurence Olivier was the theatre's first artistic director, and its presentation of classical and contemporary theatre over the years, has won it an international reputation."

"If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Brighton Dome in Brighton City Centre. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander."

"The Church of the Holy Trinity is a Greek Orthodox church in Brighton, part of the English city of Brighton and Hove. Built in 1838 in one of Brighton's most notorious slum districts, Carlton Hill, it was an Anglican church for most of its life: dedicated to St John the Evangelist, it was used by the Anglican community until it was declared redundant in 1980. After some uncertainty about its future, it was sold to Brighton's Greek Orthodox community in 1985 and has been used as their permanent place of worship since then."

"The world’s oldest operating aquarium, it’s only a shell’s throw away from the sea itself with more than 150 creatures to see at the Brighton Sea Life Centre. Set in striking Victorian building, there are regular special exhibitions, as well as a variety of different underwater habitats, stamp trail, behind the scenes tour, and plenty more to discover including the UK’s first glass-bottom boat inside, activities for kids and the now obligatory underwater tunnel. The newest addition is the special Day and Night area showing how the oceans change over the course of 24 hours, including a bioluminescent beach."

"This large park is built on the grounds of a former lake and has 3 small freshwater lakes. The Solent Way, a 60-mile walk, crosses the park. Milton Common is a great place to spot wildlife."