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Brighton Dome Concert HallBrighton Dome consists of the Dome Concert Hall, Corn Exchange & Pavilion Theatre. With a year round live misic programme of modern, jazz, classical and world, theatre and dance, and it's recent major renovation, it is the south's leading venue. . |  |
KomediaIn the heart of the North Laines this a gem of a venue offering live entertainment on a massive scale. Hosting the hilarious Krater Comedy Club at the weekends as well as other home grown goodies such as Voodoo Vaudeville and the Treason Show. If you're after some nosh in the day get yourself down to the Cafe Bar in Gardner Street and watch the world go by. |  |
George IVGeorge is a period townhouse offering fantastic sea views across one of Brighton's finest squares. Sue and Steve are a period twosome providing a friendly and informal atmosphere. All three of us are in central Brighton - right by the shops, the Lanes and the conference facilities and directly opposite the ever-interesting West Pier. |  |
Thomas KempHaving undergone a serious going-over since its days as Polar East, The Thomas Kemp now boasts a rather different character, with old maps on the wall and even a full suit of armour in the corner. There's a sun-trap beer garden to the rear, while windows at front and back are thrown wide open duirng summer; in winter, you're best off staying inside and making yourself acquainted with the cake. Not just in the winter, for that matter. |  |
Festival FringeBrighton & Hove has held Fringe activity since the Brighton Festivals’creation in 1967 Over the years this has grown significantly and been presented in a number of different ways. In 1967 it was called Fringe, the name was changed to ‘Umbrella’ until 2001, in 2002 it became ‘The Open’ and then returned to its natural home again as ‘The Brighton Festival Fringe’ in 2002. |  |
merkabamerkaba - myhotel's sumptuous lounge and cocktail bar is a destination denof edgy design and aspirational cocktails.
Drawing on the uncompromising designs of Karim Rashid, curved walls made from slatted hard wood, interspersed with luxurious light blue suede, are set against an intricate azure terrazzo flooring creating a welcoming cocoon. |  |
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Worlds EndWinner of a Best Bar None award in 2006, The World's End is a large pub that combines traditional décor (bare wood and brick, stone flooring, stained glass panelling, bookshelves) with contemporary touches such as the IT box, new artwork and even a chill-out area, enclosed within a beaded curtain. The big screen is as likely to show a classic movie as the footie, and, as well as pool, they offer games such as chess and carrom. |  |
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. |  |
Hilton MetropoleFrom Hilton Rooms to Suites, all Hilton Brighton Metropole hotel rooms have high-speed internet access. Choose a Deluxe Room or a Family Room for more space. . |  |
The Shakespeare's HeadWith the sort of friendly, laid-back feel more usually found in an old-school locals’ boozer, yet with a younger crowd and a livelier atmosphere, the Shakespeare’s Head is a gem of a pub situated just off the Seven Dials. They also offer two outsside spaces, benches to the front and an intimate beer garden to the rear. |  |
South LanesA pebble's throw from the beach and the Royal Pavilion, you can lazily soak up Brighton's south lanes history. Four hundred year-old fishermen's cottages and flint stone exteriors sit alongside cosy pubs and brick-paved twittens, whilst the spirit of royal, literary and cinematic connections of a bygone age linger in the air. |  |
QuadrantLocated on the landmark Clock Tower at the junction of North Street, Queen’s Road, West Street and Dyke Road, this well-loved pub has recently reopened, entirely refurbished, after a four-year closure. Bounded by four of the busiest roads in the city, the Quadrant is a busy stop-off for people moving between all the major destinations in Brighton and Hove. |  |
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DigitalDigital Brighton (Formerly the Zap Club) is the only venue in Brighton that will confound your expectations week after week. , bringing you the best in global DJs and Bands. Our policy is diverse with the likes of Deadmau5, Erol Alkan, Annie Mac, Noisia, MGMT, Skream, Stanton Warriors, Friendly Fires, Fake Blood, John Digweed and many more regularly visiting our seafront home……. |  |
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Aquarium Guest House"Attractive property, appealing en suite rooms. Furniture and fittings are of very good quality with cleanliness remaining a keynote throughout, all looks pristine" AA Inspection Report
Contemporary and stylish 4-Star Guest House located in fashionable 'Kemp Town' close to Brighton seafront and city centre. Fully en suite with superking size beds and oblique sea views from our superior bedrooms. |  |
Kipling GardensThe Kipling Gardens were named after the author and poet Rudyard Kipling who lived in the house attached to the gardens from 1897 until 1902. Although the gardens became derelict and remained so for many years, in 1986 they were formally opened and presented to Brighton Borough Council to be held in trust by the Borough.
Visitors can relax in these quiet, peaceful and secluded gardens and enjoy the Rose Garden, the Herb Garden and the Wild Garden (where there are tables for picnickers). |  |
West Blatchington WindmillThe restored mill at West Blatchington is a Grade II* listed building which is well worth a visit. Information panels give details on the history of milling and on the history of the mill. Exhibits include two scale models of Shipley smock mill and Nutley post mill, a Thresher and a Wire Dressing Machine, plus many articles of both milling and agricultural interest. |  |
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. |  |
Doctor Brighton'sDoctor Brighton’s is situated on Brighton seafront, just to the west of the Palace Pier, and offers what is probably the largest selection of spirits in any pub in Brighton. Vodka is the pub’s specialty, maintaining a range of over 100 different vodkas from around the world, with a definite focus on Polish Vodkas.
Having a great range of spirits naturally means we are able to produce a fantastic range of cocktails, but we take just as much care with our real ales and lagers. |  |
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! |  |
The ExchangeHuge, footie-mad local with friendly atmosphere and plenty of regulars. The Exchange is the place to head for the big games or events like St George's Day, when they really go to town; but it's equally good for a mellow, midweek pint and game of pool. With atmospheric traditional decor, expect pavement tables, a heated rear garden, and a games room with pool table and darts board. |  |
SignalmanThanks to a boom in the 1840s, dontcha know, Britain’s railway system is the oldest in the world. And though the trains haven’t improved much in terms of punctuality over the subsequent century and a half, the good news is that wherever those clever Victorians built stations, they also built station pubs, offering a warm, cosy environment for travelling passengers and station hands alike. |  |
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. |  |
Three GracesSeneca envisaged them as smiling nude maidens. The Florentine philosophers thought they represented the three stages of love: beauty, desire and fulfillment. And among those who have had a go at depicting them in art are Antonio Canova, Francesco Del Cosa, Botticelli, Pontormo and, most famously, the Italian Renaissance painter Raphael. |  |
Devil's DykeAccording to legend, the Dyke was dug in chalk by the Devil who so disliked the Sussex piety that he hoped the sea would rush in and submerge the churches of the Weald. He was frightened by a Sussex peasant woman carrying a candle, thought it was the rising sun, and never completed the work.
Car-park, pub and restaurant, panoramic views. |  |
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. . |  |
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. |  |
De Vere Grand HotelSituated centrally on the seafront ideal for town centre attractions and the Brighton Centre. 200 well appointed bedrooms all with bath and shower including suites and deluxe seaview rooms. Extensive conference and banqueting facilities ~ smaller rooms for 2 - 10 ~ main room up to 700. |  |
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