Attractions and Places to Visit in Brighton and Hove
Once a fishing village with narrow winding lanes, the 18th century saw Brighton blossom into an elegant vacation spot where England's elite relaxed under the restorative influence of sea air while strolling along the boulevards and piers, or relaxing in fashionable spas and hotels.
Places to Stay in Brighton and Hove
Whether you prefer the big five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, whether you want that breathtaking view or love the calm of the countryside, Brighton offers plenty of choices.
Sports and Activities
There are plenty of sports taking advantage of Brighton's proximity to the sea, too. There are yachting clubs, a diving centre and sailing organizations plus two competitive swimming clubs.
Food for Friends is Brighton’s award-winning vegetarian restaurant in the historic South Lanes. Their ethos is tasty, affordable and honest cooking using the freshest product.
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A small, intimate restaurant close to Brighton’s seafront, our philosophy is to create full-flavoured food, made from the freshest, highest quality seasonal produce.
Terre à Terre, Brighton's iconic acclaimed restaurant where vegetarianism is more about indulgence than abstinence, is situated in the historic lanes.
The pub you never knew was there in a road you never knew existed! Cosy, welcoming backstreet pub. Friendly staff. Loads of board games. Loads of Lego.
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