Brighton Vacations

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Brighton Vacation Packages

Travelers to this part of East Sussex share space with about 140,000 residents.

The national capital, London, is situated 45 miles north of Brighton, while Hove lies 2 miles to the northwest.

Entertain the entire family by stopping by one or two of the child-friendly activities in the area. Let the kids choose from the Duke of York's Picturehouse, the Brighton Toy and Model Museum and Bowlplex.

At Brighton Sea Life Centre, your family can explore the mysteries of the sea without ever getting wet.

Feeling lucky? Take on the roulette wheel or simply enjoy the exciting atmosphere at the Rendezvous Casino.

On a fine day, grab some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the area's leafy urban parks, such as Preston Park and Devil's Dyke. Victoria Gardens and Regency Square are two more pleasant spots to while away the day with a good book.

Brighton's Naturist Beach and Brighton Beach are the two most popular stretches of coast here. It isn't hard to spend the afternoon lounging about at either, so pack a bag of delicious snacks and enjoy the fresh salty air and beautiful views.

Nature lovers should be sure to check out South Downs Way.

Schedule a visit to some of the delightful cultural spaces nearby. The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery and the D-Day Aviation Museum offer a range of collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. Also worth considering are the Brighton Fishing Museum and the Booth Museum of Natural History.

The thoughtful artworks at the Grange Museum and Art Gallery and the Fabrica are bound to impress. Don't forget to ask the attendant for more information about the artists if you like what you see.

Enjoy the illuminating artifacts of the Museum of Penny Slot Machines or take in the exhibits at the Mechanical Memories Museum. Either are a great choice for the keen historian.

Discover the region's past with a trip to the Brighton Royal Pavilion or Bodiam Castle, just two of the historical sites here. When it comes to days of old, the stories are countless. Kings Road Arches and Preston Manor are two more insightful places to check out.

The spiritual side of the region can be glimpsed at St. Mary and St. Abraam Coptic Orthodox Church and St. Bartholomew's Church. Chapel Royal and the Brighton and Hove Jewish Congregation are also popular holy places.

To capture a great photo that will impress the folks back home, head to Brighton Pier, a well-known landmark.

Stop in at one of Brighton's commemorative monuments and learn about the stories of its past. The Chattri Memorial and the Brighton Clock Tower have some interesting tales to tell.

All educational institutions have their own unique character, and the University of Sussex is certainly no exception. Integral to the local community, it makes an exciting outing for anyone who is fascinated by the places in which we learn and teach.

Churchill Square Shopping Centre is a vibrant local retail area, packed with fashion, accessories and great places to eat.

If you enjoy an artsy adventure now and then, grab your tickets, find your seats and get ready for some entertainment at the Pavilion Theatre or the Corn Exchange. The Brighton Theatre Royal and Brighton Dome are a couple more frequently visited theaters that are sure to delight.

Once you've ticked off the principle attractions in and around Brighton, be sure to stop by a few of its less well-known sights. West Blatchington Windmill and the Kissing Cops Mural are two recommended options. Also, consider checking out the Komedia Brighton and Brighton Lanes if you have the time.

Accommodation in Brighton

When a destination is as exciting as Brighton, it's not surprising that there is a great range of room and apartment options to choose from. You can find 90 Brighton lodgings on Expedia's convenient hotel booking website.

Brighton's premium choices such as the Hotel Una, at 55/56 Regency Square, and The Grand Brighton, at 97-99 King's Road are sure to bring a smile to even the fussiest traveler. Alternatively, if you're on a tight budget, you might want to consider staying at the Tovey Lodge, at Underhill Lane, or the Artist Residence, at 33 Regency Square.