When looking for some fun in England head to Brighton! With its fabulous beaches, multitude of shopping experiences, and its offerings in the arts, Brighton is the place to be during any season. Its biggest attraction is, of course, the beach. All types of beach activities abound: surfing, sailing, volleyball, skateboarding or just working on a tan. The Lanes offers a great variety of shops in a lovely setting.
Brighton, like every respectable British seaside town, has a pier. There are, in fact, two piers, but one is awaiting renovation for damage due to centuries of ocean storms. The remaining pier is called, simply, The Brighton Pier and is the home of arcades, cafes, restaurants, a roller-coaster, and dodgems. It is singularly British. During the summer months it is the venue for fireworks on the beachfront. Visitors delight to see these fabulous displays.
When visiting Brighton, one must pay a visit to The Royal Pavilion. Built for The Prince Regent, the future King George the IV, it was in use by The Royal Family until Victorian times. It boasts an Indian style and reflects other Asian cultures as well, principally Chinese. The building and decoration of The Royal Pavilion was a ?no expense spared? project. To appreciate the building in all its splendor, plan a visit to walk around and enjoy it in person on your trip to Brighton.
If you have lots of energy and would like to get out into the bracing English seaside air, consider a walking tour. Seeing Brighton by foot is a great learning experience and you will undoubtedly find the history of Brighton and its nearby sister city, Hove, to be fascinating. Walking tours are guided and you will be treated to all sorts of interesting information about the history and landmarks of the towns. The guides can also share information about other things to see and do while in Brighton. If a more leisurely trip around Brighton is more appealing to you, then you’ll be pleased to know that there are bus tours running throughout the day in the summer months. These buses will, of course, make getting from A to B very convenient, but they do more than just that. They follow routes that take in the best that Brighton has to offer, and they operate on a hop-on, hop-off basis, so you can buy yourself a daily ticket and explore the town’s lesser known parts as well as the major tourist attractions, monuments and landmarks. If it’s your first time in Brighton, they’re an ideal way to get your bearings before setting off on foot.
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