Brighton

Visit this 19th-century seaside ‘pleasure palace’ in the heart of Brighton to discover its colourful history.

Shop till you drop at the quirky shops and boutiques inside Brighton’s Lanes.

Bold, brash and oh-so proud: the Brighton and Hove Pride is the party of the year.

Grab a deckchair and soak up the sea air – and stunning views – at Brighton’s beachfront.

Whizz along Brighton’s beach on this 300m (984ft) zipline – the longest one on the South Coast.

What could be cooler than gliding along Brighton’s breezy beachfront on your roller blades?

Peaceful Hove Lagoon is perfect for paddleboarding – or switch it up with a wakeboarding lesson.

Cocktails, mini golf and…dinosaurs? With its UV lights and wacky games, this nightspot is one-of-a-kind.

A celebration of all-things Brighton, alongside artefacts and artworks from around the world.

This eclectic entertainment venue hosts stand-up-comedy, circus shows, classical ballet and more.

Local graffiti artist REQ presents a walking tour of Brighton’s most colourful hidden corners.

Over 50 years old, Brighton Open Market is thriving with fashion, food and craft stalls, alongside special events.

Dine with a difference at this dazzling venue, or catch its legendary drag and burlesque brunches.

With top-quality comedy, brunches and club nights, there’s always something new to discover.

This fun-loving food market is located right on the beach, with panoramic sea views from its terrace.

Led by local foodies, these walking tours reveal the sizzling spots you won’t find in a guidebook.

For four days of big, burly fun, the BBW gets Brighton growling – with club nights, bear-a-oke and more.

A landmark gay venue and nightclub, having been a part of Brighton’s gay and lesbian scene for over 30 years.

A cornucopia of live theatre, music, dance and cinema, in celebration of the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

This annual festival showcases Brighton’s incredible arts scene – featuring dance, music, theatre and more.

At venues across Brighton, this music festival hosts a diverse array of over 500 pop and rock acts.

This garden, market and cafe has mindfulness at its heart, and hosts wellness workshops and festivals.

This is no ordinary boat cruise: you’ll voyage out to the whirring turbines of Rampion wind farm.

Take a fresh look at the Royal Pavilion gardens, with the help of this mindfulness audio guide.

Step inside for a hot, health-enriching sauna experience – then take a cooling plunge in the sea.

For a scenic ride along the seafront, take this open-air train: it has been running for over 135 years.

Don’t just learn how to catch a fish in the ocean – discover how to prepare and cook it, too.

This shopping and dining area overlooks the marina’s bobbing yachts – a trendy spot to linger in.

To the west of Brighton, this neighbourhood is known for its brightly-painted beach huts and shops.

‘Kind to the environment and good for the soul’: that’s the motto of this forward-thinking bistro.

You’ll find everything from vintage fashion to foodie temptations in this quirky retail quarter.

This maritime museum tells the story of Brighton’s humble roots as a hub for sailors and traders.

From Regency ‘dandies’ to political activism, discover the stories behind this famously progressive city.

With its steam room, pools and cabins, this adults-only hangout is a great place to meet like-minded men.

Looking for a bargain? This arty district is home to the Open Market and second-hand shops galore.

A waterfront playground with a whole lot of tales to tell, Brighton’s Palace Pier is a must-visit in the seaside city.

It’d be hard to name a more scenic location than right in the centre of Brighton Beach. Try Lucky Beach Café’s signature crab benedict or an organic diablo burger.

Creatives and art lovers will be drawn to this 24-room hotel with sea views, vintage baths, foodie pop-ups and buzzing cocktail bars.