Brighton Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Brighton

Don't fritter away those valuable holidays binge-watching questionable 90s TV and trying to figure out if you’re more like Joey or Ross. Get out into the real world and find out what Brighton is all about!

Did you know that 140,000 people reside in this part of East Sussex? You're certain to have some new BFFs by the time your trip is up!

Brighton lies 4 kilometres away from Hove, and 75 kilometres away from London, the nation's capital.

Family-friendly attractions like the Duke of York's Picturehouse, the Brighton Toy and Model Museum and Bowlplex are sure to get the little ones excited. And you never know, the grownups might just have a ball as well!

Dive deep into an enchanting underwater world that's brimming with sea life at Brighton Sea Life Centre. Come to think of it, you might be better off staying on land. Some of these critters shouldn't be meddled with!

The Rendezvous Casino is the place to go for high-stakes table games and a sparkling atmosphere. Put down a couple of bets, have a beer and take in the pulsing atmosphere.

If you'd like to experience a greener side of Brighton, spend a day at one of its grassy parks. Journey to Preston Park, Victoria Gardens or Queens Park.

Consider beginning your Brighton experience at Visitor Information Centre. Its friendly team of local staff will provide you with inspiration for things to see and do in the city and its surrounds.

Enjoy a stroll along the shore and keep an eye out for wildlife like jellyfish and seabirds at Brighton's Naturist Beach. Brighton Beach is another well-known spot to spend a little time beside the ocean.

Allow yourself some breathing space, fill your lungs with clean air and appreciate the beauty that you can only find in nature at Devil's Dyke and South Downs Way.

The D-Day Aviation Museum and the Brighton Fishing Museum both have a range of fascinating displays. Ask the staff about one-off happenings or wander the tranquil hallways on your own. Museum enthusiasts also need to go to the Old Police Cells Museum and D-Day Aviation Museum.

Deepen your understanding of the natural world with a trip to the Booth Museum of Natural History. With so much information to absorb and so many unusual objects and specimens to take a look at, you might want to spend a whole day there!

Put in an order for a coffee with an extra shot — you have a big day of gallery hopping in front of you. The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to kick off your journey. Next up are the exceptional collections of the Grange Museum and Art Gallery and the Fabrica.

Discover the fascinating backstory of this city and its surrounds at the Museum of Penny Slot Machines and the Mechanical Memories Museum.

Enjoy some insight into the past when you discover a few of Brighton's historic sights. There's quite a few to choose from, but the Brighton Royal Pavilion and Kings Road Arches are the perfect place to start. Preston Manor and the University of Brighton are two more worthwhile sights.

Resting between the impenetrable walls of Bodiam Castle is an amazing history. The glory days of times gone by can be felt in every nook and cranny.

Explore the region's cultural traditions at St. Mary and St. Abraam Coptic Orthodox Church and St. Bartholomew's Church. Chapel Royal and the Brighton and Hove Jewish Congregation are also important pieces of the city's religious identity.

When you are exploring new places, it's sometimes the less flashy sites that'll replay in your memories once you're home. Two good examples here are West Blatchington Windmill and the Kissing Cops Mural. You shouldn't forget to swing by the Komedia Brighton and Brighton Lanes either.

Hotels in Brighton

Whether you're looking for the basics or the whole shebang, Brighton has you sorted! For a place that won't melt your credit card, you can't go past the Tovey Lodge, located at Underhill Lane, or the Artist Residence, at 33 Regency Square. However, if you're the type who likes to spare no expense on holiday, the Hotel Una or the Hotel du Vin Brighton might be a better fit.