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Saint George'sA cosy, relaxed, pub tucked away behind Kemp Town village, the St George's Inn has now been taken over by Steve - formerly of the legendary Shakespeare's Head - ably assisted by Chewie, Beth and Tomme. Stuffed full of memorabilia, and also boasting the coveted green sofa, everyone's welcome in this "cast iron killer local" (The Brighton Source). A selection of well-kept ale is served on rotation, alongside the ever-popular Harveys. |  |
Gemini BarProbably the biggest beer garden in B'lighty with a 500 seater open air patio. Table service, live bands & views to die for! “The big momma of summer drinking spots. Quality live music, and for free too, along with big jugs of cocktails and table service from some of the tastiest bar staff in Britain. |  |
Rounder RecordsRounder Records has been an independent record shop in Brighton, UK, since 1966. We have the largest selection of vinyl in Brighton, from indie to hip hop, electro to reggae, and all points in between. We also stock a huge range of bargain back catalogue CDs, cool classic movies on DVD, T-shirts, and sell tickets for pretty much every gig in Brighton. |
Brighton PierAt 1,722 ft long and acknowledged as the finest pier ever built, Brighton Pier (a Grade 2* listed building) now offers all the swagger and style of tradition balanced with the pace and excitement of today. Many pieces of history remain on the pier including some of the original kiosks, a signal cannon from the Old Chain Pier and filigree ironwork arches that graced the original structure. . |  |
Jubilee SquareJubilee Square is an outdoor venue currently managed by Basement Arts Production, South East. It is surrounded by Jubilee Library, MyHotel, Pizza Express and other restaurants and businesses. . |  |
North LainesA bohemian bustle of criss-cross streets, Brighton North Laines is the cultural quarter of the city and home to over 300 unique shops in less than half a square mile. North Laines, Brighton is a real mix of the ethnic, exotic and funky. You'll find anything from 50's kitsch to millennial fashions, muslin from Mesopotamia to furniture from Mexico, drums from Africa to cigars from Cuba. |  |
Hove PlaceThe Hove Place has often been describes as the Jewel in the Heart of Hove. With its gorgeous Italian Garden, this pub is the perfect place to relax with a bottle of wine. There dining friendly areas at either end of a busy, vibrant pub. |  |
The Black LionSlap-bang in the middle of the Lanes, the Black Lion is a lively late-night venue, with funky house DJs to get you in the mood at weekends. But however busy it gets, it retains a friendly atmosphere and, with comfy sofas, free wireless internet connection and photography by local artists on the walls, it's becoming an increasingly popular midweek and daytime haunt too. |  |
Brighton Sea Life CentreWelcome to Brighton Sea Life, with over 150 marine species and 57 displays, you will be hard pressed to find a more enjoyable day out for the whole family. Discover the encharting world of the Tropical Reef, journey throught the underwater tunnel and be amazed as giant turtles, sharks and tropical fish gilde above you. . |  |
Jurys Inn BrightonCentrally located adjacent to the railway station, Jurys Inn Brighton is in the heart of the New England quarter of the city.
This new hotel is a mere five-minute walk from the retail centre of the city and tourist attractions such as Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal Brighton and the Gardner Centre. The hotel is also within walking distance of the seafront and the Brighton Centre. |  |
Western FrontA lively, centrally located pub, the Western Front is popular with both an after-work crowd as well as being a good fun weekend venue. The patio tables are prime people-watching spots thanks to their proximity to Churchill Square, great in the summer for sharing a jug of Pimms.
Inside, the pub is split into two levels, with bars on both floors and locally produced art and photography on the walls. |  |
DigitalFormerly the Zap Club - right on the seafront, this is a venue for the more serious clubbers amoungst you!. Traversing every area of dance music, you can boogie to house legends such as Pete Tong or Judge Jules, break some beats with James Lavelle & our very own Norman Cook & feel the bass with Roni Size or Goldie.
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Brighton MarinaBrighton Marina is home to over 1600 yachts; millionaires' gin palaces next to salt stained ketches just back from a world trip. It is a vibrant and diverse destination - with homes, a cinema, bowling complex, shops, bars/pubs and restaurants, many with harbour views. . |  |
The Pink Pavilion"Elusive. exclusive. ravishingly romantic” bringing together elegantly designed bedrooms at affordable prices, in Brighton's cosmopolitan and bohemian Kemp Town area; centrally located, around the corner from the Laines shopping area, Pier, Royal Pavilion, Sea Life centre, Gay and Straight Nightclubs and Bars as well as the many great restaurants of Brighton. |  |
Hectors HouseHector’s House is a youth-oriented town-centre pub. With a vibrant and chilled (if that’s possible, we don’t like serving oxymorons) atmosphere, created by the fun-loving clientele, Hector’s is situated in the heart of Brighton, next door to the University art college and only a couple of minutes walk from the seafront and the Palace Pier. |  |
Ancient MarinerNamed for its location on Coleridge Street in Poet’s Corner, the Ancient Mariner is a large, stylish and family-friendly pub with a loyal following of regulars. Sarah and Simon head up a few recent arrivals among the staff, but despite the new faces, the atmosphere and feel remain true to that for which the pub has long been known and loved. |  |
Fortune of WarHaving opened its doors way back in 1882, the Fortune of War is far and away the oldest seafront watering whole, and hence the only pub amongst numerous clubs and bars. It is also the only venue in the whole of Brighton to be shaped like an upside down boat. The main attraction, however, has to be the extremely large beer garden, otherwise known as Brighton beach – offering unparalleled views and atmosphere, even if it is a tad pebbly. |  |
Three Jolly ButchersClose to the North Laine and the Staion but situated away from the main nightlife spots, the Three Jolly Butchers is particularly busy at lunchtimes and early weekday evenings. They serve food (from ciabattas and salads to pub grub like bangers and mash and homemade burgers) seven days a week, with an excellent roast on Sundays. Everything on the menu is freshly made on the premises – the managers also run the adjacent sandwich shop which shares the same name. |  |
Riki TiksWith residencies from some of the city's finest decksmiths, and boasting two bars as well as stylish leather booths, mirrors, projections and gallery space, Riki Tik is regarded as one of the best late-night venues in Brighton. Yet it has a strong daytime following too, now opening at 10am for fair-trade organic coffee and herbal teas as well as alcohol (happy hour 4 ‘til 8), with the popular Toasty menu being served all day. |  |
XumaIn various places and at various times, Xuma - with an X or a Z - has been the name of a classic Neil Young album, an Aztec god and a Californian beach. Since summer 2006, it has also been the name of the Seven Dials' most characterful bar. Combining gallery and drinking haunt, it's a warm and atmospheric environment, with red velvet seating surrounded on all sides by paintings and photography, much of it locally produced; there is also a second, more intimate seating area downstairs. |  |
OceanaWith seven themed venues, including 5 bars, 2 unique nightclubs and excellent smoking facilities Oceana offers a unique experience with something to suit everyone. Escape to Oceana and discover 7 ways to enjoy one night out. There really is nothing quite like it in Brighton. |  |
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The LevelThe Level is a small green area to the north east of the town centre, linking the main London and Lewes Roads and is therefore a busy thoroughfare.
The Levels were once open fields where fishermen could safely spread their nets, and are now edged by the remains of a double avenue of Elm trees - unfortunately many of these trees were destroyed by the hurricane of 1987.
There is a children's playground and, in the summer, a cafe and paddling pool. |  |
Easy BarCentrally located but markedly different in atmosphere from anything on neighbouring West Street, the Easy Bar has a committed lunchtime and after work crowd during the week, turning into more of a party venue at weekends. They have DJs every weekend, playing everything from house to funk and soul, with the regular It’s A Rave Dave being particularly notorious. There’s also a monthly comedy night and, though a long way from a sports bar, they show most footie matches too. |  |
Bar Lion D'orRecently refurbished to appeal to a wider market, offering a more relaxed and chilled feel than its previous upmarket wine bar concept. Lovely ‘sun –trap’ outside to people watch whilst enjoying a cold beer or nice glass of wine. Stylish but basic bar food on offer all week through. |  |
Booth Museum of Natural HistoryOver half a million specimens, natural history literature and data extending back over three centuries are housed in this fascinating museum, including hundreds of British birds displayed in recreated natural settings. Plus butterflies, skeletons, a whale and dinosaur bones.
Children and families can explore the Museum's collections through a variety of interactive displays in a new 'hands on' gallery. |  |
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Withdean ParkWithdean Park is a stroll northwards from Preston Park and covers 38 acres. It is famous for its extensive collection of lilacs, reputed to be the largest outside that at the Arnold Arboretum in America.
There is a bog-garden with two lily-ponds laid out in a natural bowl near the south-western corner. |  |
Adonis Cabaret Hen NightsThe Adonis Cabaret is the best show in the UK for Hen Weekends, Birthday Parties or Girlie Nights out.
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Brighton BeachHey, it's a a beach, what more do we need to say, well apart from the fact that it's probably the cleanest on the south coast as a hard working team of beach cleaners clear up every night during summer! |  |
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