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Brighton, known for its stunning seaside, electric atmosphere, and great shops, is one of England's must-see attractions, with much to do all year.

Check out our recommendations before heading to the south coast.

Brighton Burger 

Market Street is home to one of the best burger restaurants in Brighton. Meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans are spoiled for choice at Brighton Burger. Enjoy the outside seating and enjoy a delicious burger on a brioche bun while watching The Lanes pass.

The Brighton Shellfish & Oyster Bar

The Brighton Shellfish & Oyster Bar, located on the beach in a picture-perfect location, is ideal for seafood enthusiasts. A specialised kiosk under the Kings Road Arches serves great fresh seafood, from cockles and anchovies to prawns, anchovies, and oysters. Take in the scenery and unwind in front of the soothing waves, especially if the weather is nice.

Befries

Befries, home of double-cooked Belgian chips in a cone with exquisite dripping sauces, is a great option for quick nibbles. Befries doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it's undeniably one of Brighton's greatest places to eat.

Pre-theatre cocktails with an 80s twist

Before viewing a concert at The Theatre Royal, stop into Bar Valentino, a hidden treasure where you can sip drinks while listening to 80s nostalgia. It's a tiny, tucked-away establishment that's excellent for a short drink before or after the play, with special happy hour nights and tapas platters if you're hungry.

Have a good time and dance the night out

Komedia on Gardner Street is a fantastic night out in Brighton. Grab a package offer starting at £21 and enjoy a live comedy performance and delicious fresh cuisine. Komedia has some of the best comedians from the UK and beyond, so check the calendar before planning your night in Brighton. Then, during the venue's club night, drink and dance till the wee hours of the morning.

Have a beer on the Grand Parade

BrewDog Brighton is still a famous nightlife destination in Brighton. At this popular pub, industrial chic meets art deco, with a great assortment of beers and burgers and a great environment. On your night out, you can anticipate a warm greeting, and the facility is big enough to accommodate large parties if your travel plans include a larger gathering.

The Lanes

Apart from typical shopping malls, The Lanes is home to many independent stores and boutiques where you can expect to discover both premium and inexpensive things. Highlights include Baroque Bespoke Jewellery for something glitzy and Frames in the Lanes for cool shades when the sun shines. Grab a tasty chocolatey treat for the road at Choccywoccydoodah.

Brighton Flea Market

Brighton Flea Market is the place to go for unique discoveries and collectables. Expect to uncover a treasure trove of inexpensive and luxurious curiosities, from antique jewellery and furniture to one-of-a-kind antiques, on Upper St James's Street in Kemp Town.

Snooper's Paradise

Snooper's Paradise has almost 7,000 square feet of vintage clothing, discounts, and bric-a-brac. Snooper's Paradise has an on-site independent producers' store, so people who appreciate excellent apparel crafted with care should pay a visit. A visit to this Brighton institution in Kensington Gardens should be high on your list of things to do.

Brighton Palace Pier

Since its inception in 1899, Brighton Palace Pier has been one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. This lively coastal destination, immortalised in Graham Greene's Brighton Rock, offers amusement arcades and fantastic live theatre and entertainment.

Royal Pavilion

One of Brighton's most recognisable tourist attractions is the distinctive Royal Pavilion. Built for King George IV in 1787, the house is no longer a private home but is available to the public, with over 400,000 visits yearly. You may visit the museum and galleries, see a performance in the evening, or wander around the gorgeous gardens during the day.

Marina in Brighton

This popular tourist destination has lots to do, including a functional port and an artificial marina. You may learn to dive or snorkel, schedule a boat tour, or participate in watersports at Brighton Marina. This Brighton tourism site has something for everyone, with a variety of recreational activities such as bowling and a cinema, as well as a range of well-known retailers.

Inspire them at the Brighton Sea Life Centre

The Brighton Sea Life Centre, the world's oldest operational aquarium, is an unmissable family-friendly destination for a day out with the kids. With a beautiful glass-bottom boat for inspecting turtles, a lovely Victorian arcade constructed in 1872, and special presentations and feeding sessions, it's easy to understand why youngsters enjoy a trip to the Brighton Sea Life Centre.

Treat them to a beach picnic.

Brighton's famed pebble beach may not be ideal for building sandcastles, but its shallow seas, cafés, and colourful carousel make it a great place for a family day out. There is much for children and adults to enjoy on neighbouring East Street, which has an ice cream parlour.

great way to get their creative juices flowing

On North Laine, the Painting Pottery Café is a fantastic family activity. Children may start their own painted artwork by selecting from over 200 ceramic objects. There are baby facilities, and parents may bring their lunches and muffins and biscuits.

Wander through The Lanes

Explore this maze of streets and small alleyways before it becomes too crowded in the afternoon. Be a visitor for the day and buy a souvenir from one of the numerous high-quality, independent businesses.

Saunter down to the seafront

Brighton's famed seaside, home to numerous top attractions, should not be missed. Visit Brighton Pier for a spectacular selection of amusement arcades, then relax on Brighton Beach and watch the surf.

Grab some seafood and eat fresh

Check out the local cuisine scene for a taste of the sea on your coastal excursion. Fishman is a popular contemporary seafood restaurant, and Riddle & Fins provides a unique location for seaside eating.

City Books

City Books, a cosy small store off the main road, has a cheap page-turner for the coach ride home. It has a vast collection of autographed copies so that you can uncover something uncommon.

Coffee fix

Grab a sandwich, croissant, or coffee at this popular new eatery for quick snacks. It's an excellent starting point for your weekend sightseeing in Brighton.

War Memorial of Chattri

Climb the picturesque South Downs and take in the breathtaking views from the Chattri War Memorial, which remembers the lost Indian souls from the First World War, if you want to explore the outside of the city.