Brighton Travel Guide

The seaside city of Brighton is one of the most popular travel destinations in the south of England. The city’s location between the sea and the countryside provides visitors with lots of things to do both day and night. Colorful, vibrant and bursting with energy, Brighton center is compact and walkable, so many of the attractions can be reached within a short walk from each other.

Things to Do in Brighton

One of the best things to do in Brighton is to take a spin on the Brighton Wheel. Situated on Madeira drive, the views from the top enables visitors to see out across the sea, to marvel at the greenery of the south downs, and even see out to the Isle of Wight on a clear day. Upscale Kemptown is adored by locals and is filled with chic eateries and plentiful ornate antique stores. Exploring the quirky shops here and those along the narrow passageways of The Lanes shopping district is a pleasant way to pass an afternoon. Of course, no trip to Brighton is complete without a walk along the stony beach and enjoying fish and chips by the iconic pier.

Best Places to Stay in Brighton

Brighton is a diverse city and each of its neighborhoods have their own quirky personalities. Regency Square offers hotels with elegant Georgian architecture and incredible sea views. The nearby town of Hove is also pleasant and just a few miles out of Brighton center, offering upscale accommodation and dining choices.

Best Time to Visit Brighton

Brighton can be visited all year round, but the best temperatures are in the summer months of June through to August.