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Brighton

Visit the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery to know about the Mods, a 1960s youth subculture that defined a generation. Discover how young people used music, fashion, and independence to create a new identity.

The exhibition covers the years 1958 to 1966, highlighting how diverse influences shaped the distinctive Mod style.

See full outfits, clothing, accessories, and contemporary photography. View film and artifacts that trace the origins and development of the Mod look and its lasting impact on youth culture and fashion.

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery: Entry Ticket

Join a vegan food tour in Brighton and taste a variety of delicious vegan dishes. Walk through the city and try vegan versions of classic British meals like fish and chips, Sunday roast, and meat pies. Sample homemade food, falafel, Indian street food, vegan sushi, and scones.

Visit Brighton’s popular organic shops and learn what makes them special. Support small, local businesses and hear the owners share their stories and passion.

Brighton: Guided Vegan Food Tour

Join a walking food tour through the streets of Brighton. Taste various dishes that define this city including a wide range of tastings, from homemade treats to chocolates. As you sample food, see how its history is reflected in its streets.

Visit the Royal Pavilion, and Brighton Pier, and explore local street art and the city's unique alleyways.

Brighton: Guided Food Tour

Tour the Royal Pavilion with COLOUR, highlighting the vibrant use of shades during George IV’s time. Walk through rooms filled with diverse hues, combining light, sound, and texture.

From bold to subtle, see how colour transforms the Pavilion. Participate in artist collaborations, workshops, and events that focus on the use of colour.

Royal Pavilion Brighton: Entry Ticket

Take a deep breath and dive into the journey of a lifetime at SEA LIFE Brighton. Set amongst original Victorian architecture from 1872, you'll meet a cast full of gliding rays, twirling tentacles and glittering fins, including the UK's biggest collection of sharks and rays. 

Play games that let you decipher hidden messages. Collect nasty rubbish from the ocean and learn about conservation. The Day & Night exhibit lets you experience the 24-hour spectacle of a coral reef and other oceanic wonders in both daytime, and nocturnal environments. 

You can also touch a starfish or an anemone – and watch a fish feeding frenzy! Don't leave Brighton without wading into this watery wonderland. The kids will love it, and learn something, too.

SEA LIFE Brighton: Standard Ticket

Visit a platform at 138 m high for views of Brighton.

The ticket provides flexibility, allowing you to arrive at a suitable time on your selected date and join any available timeslot.

Brighton i360: View 360 Anytime Ticket

Go up in the Brighton i360 pod, reaching 138 m above the city. Enjoy 360º views, stretching from the South Downs to the Sussex coastline and, on clear days, to the Isle of Wight.

The ticket provides a 25-minute experience at a designated time. Visit Europe's tallest moving platform and access the Sky Bar while observing Brighton.

Afterward, dine at Drift, try local cuisine, browse a shop featuring works by area artists, and learn more about the history of this innovative structure from the displays.

Brighton i360: View 360 Ticket

Take a high ride above Brighton with an aerial perspective of the city and coast during the evening hours. 

Board the i360 pod after sunset and view Brighton and East Sussex illuminated below. From 450 ft, observe the cityscape and coastal lights, with the dark sky as a backdrop. 

Begin with a drink from the bar and then spend your time observing the glowing city views.

Brighton i360: City Lights Flight + Welcome Drink

Enjoy a festive breakfast with Santa at Brighton i360. 

Your morning begins with a 1-hour breakfast at Drift, where you'll find a full English breakfast with juice or a hot drink. 

Kids can decorate a bauble, meet Santa's reindeer, write letters to Santa, and send them in the North Pole Post Box.

Later, take a Flight with Santa in the sky. Families can meet Santa, take a photo above Brighton, and receive a special gift to take home.

Brighton i360: Flight & Breakfast with Santa

Visit Brighton i360 this Christmas. Ascend 138 m above the city to see the holiday decorations and cityscape.

Meet Santa in his grotto in the sky. Take a festive photo and get a special gift from Santa.

Bring your family for a holiday flight with lights and views over Brighton’s coastline.

Brighton i360: Santa in the Sky Experience

Ride 138 m up for clear views of Brighton and the South Coast. See the beachfront and city from a glass pod with 360° views. Relax with a drink from the Sky Bar during your 25-minute visit.

Ticket includes one glass of Lanson Champagne for adults. Guests under 18 can have a soft drink. Additional drinks, both local and international, are available for purchase at the Sky Bar.

Brighton i360: Sky Bar 360 + Glass of Champagne

Get ready to explore Brighton with the hop-on hop-off bus from City Sightseeing. 

This route has more than ten stops and a handy audio guide. Along the way you’ll see the city’s most famous landmarks, like the Jubilee Clock Tower and Indian-style Brighton Pavilion, and learn about their storied histories too. Best of all, if you see something you like – simply hop off! 

Start your tour at Brighton Pier and ride along the seafront and Brighton’s beautiful beaches. There’s no better way to see them than from the open-top bus.

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Brighton

Visit Preston Manor, an Edwardian estate with deep historical roots. Once home to Charles and Ellen Stanford, the house reflects its era's style and design. Step back to 1912, the year the Titanic sank, and see a day in the life of the Stanfords and their staff. 

Preston Manor appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 and was redesigned in 1905 by architect Charles Stanley Peach. The estate provides a look at Edwardian life.

Learn about the servants' roles, from the butler to the scullery maid. Explore the kitchen and the servants' hall to understand their daily routines.

Discover the history behind each room. In the Cleves Room, look into ghost stories. Hear about the lives of the Stanfords throughout the house.

Tours & Tickets in Brighton