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Brighton is a fabulous cosmopolitan city that enjoys a stunning location on the south coast of England. Full of colour and vibrancy, it not only boasts golden beaches but a bustling city offering everything from heritage attractions and landmarks to shops and fine restaurants. Brighton is perfect for romantic getaways, family holidays and those who love to sightsee. With Roomguide you can book both luxury and cheap hotels in Brighton, which will all guarantee a feel for the energy of the city and the freedom of the sea. If you’re interested in history, visit the Royal Pavilion which is the seaside palace of the Prince Regent and is one of the most exotic buildings in the British Isles. Also make sure you go to Preston Manor, an Edwardian country house which belonged to the Stanford family for over 200 years. Take a trip to The Lanes, Brighton’s historic quarter, which is a maze of alleyways offering a mix of history and heritage within its jewellery, antique and design shops. As well as these traditional shops, Brighton offers a great base for retail therapy with big name stores at Churchill Square Shopping Centre, independent boutiques at North Laine and bargain stores at Brighton Marina.

The famous Brighton Pier is a must see whilst you’re enjoying the beautiful pebble beach. The Pier is one of the best family entertainment destinations in Britain and it’s not surprising with the amount of rides, amusements, shops, restaurants and bars it has to offer. SEA LIFE Brighton also offers plenty of family fun with over 150 species and 60 displays. The UK’s first glass bottom boat belongs here which floats above the centre’s ocean tank and allows visitors to see exotic fish and, tropical sharks and sea turtles. Brighton also boasts a number of museums, one of the best being the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery that offers state of the art exhibitions and displays of fashion and style, art and design and world art. Hove Museum and Art Gallery is a world full of toys, cinema, fine art and local history and offers visitors one of the finest craft collections in the country. When it’s time for food, Brighton doesn’t disappoint with every type of international cuisine on the menu at the numerous cafes, restaurants and seafood venues. Whether it’s a traditional pub meal, a classy 3 course dinner or a quick fish and chip stop, you are bound to find something tasty! For evening entertainment, Brighton is known as the liveliest music and club scene on the south coast and this is shown through its nightclubs, bars, live music venues and theatres. Theatre Royal Brighton is one of the oldest working theatres in the country and is renowned for presenting only the best West End productions. With musicals, comedies, drama and dance, there is something to suit all ages.

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