The museum is situated in the Fishing Quarter, the heart of Brighton seafront, where Brighton’s fishing industry is very much active today. Locally caught fish and shellfish arrives off our fishermens’ boats every day for you to snap up. Or come and try our smoked fish from our traditional smoke house, situated right in the Quarter. The Quarter also supports local artists and photographers. The Fishing Quarter Gallery showcases work from 14 different artists a year, while over at the museum shop you can browse and buy some wonderful images of Brighton seafront from our resident photographer.
~Things To See and Do, Attractions, Places to Visit in Brighton and Hove~
Brighton Dome
Each year, they present and produce over 600 events spanning music, theatre, dance, comedy, literature, spoken word, visual arts, film, digital and more
Brighton Dome
Brighton Toy Museum
This modest museum underneath Brighton Station is packed to the rafters with stuffed bears, old mechanical toys, model ships and wooden puppets
Brighton Toy Museum
Brighton Fishing Museum
The museum is situated in the Fishing Quarter, the heart of Brighton seafront, where Brighton’s fishing industry is very much active today
Brighton Fishing Museum
Komedia
Brighton’s premier live entertainment venue presents one of the largest, most diverse arts and entertainment programme in the UK
Komedia
Mechanical Memories Museum
A 15-minute schlep east of Brighton Pier, and a discreet distance from the naturist beach, brings you to Yellowave
Mechanical Memories Museum
Sea Life
SEA LIFE will transport you into an amazing underwater world, come nose to nose with sharks and turtles and prepare for astonishingly close views of everything.
