Cycling in Brighton
Overview
Cycling is the best way to see the city of Brighton as it has been selected as one of the UK's Cycling Towns. If you want to head out into the countryside then the South Downs National Park offers bridleways, trails and byways, perfect for peddling!
There is a cycling hub situated at the rear of Brighton train station which provides 500 secure cycling parking spaces for anyone wanting to explore the city by bike. The hub also provides a cycle repair workshop, a coffee shop, yoga and spinning facilities, showers, changing rooms and accessible toilets.
What makes it special
- The best way to see Brighton
- Secure cycling hub
- One of the UK's cycling towns
Hostels nearby
Other things to do nearby
Brighton Toy and Model Museum
Revisit your childhood at one of the finest toy museums in the world! Families and the young at heart will gaze in wonder at over 10,000 toys and models.
North Laine
Once a slum area, now Brighton's hippest bohemian and cultural quarter - don't miss out on over 400 indie shops, cafes and vibrant entertainment venues!
Komedia
Want a REALLY good time? Head to one of the best comedy, cabaret and music venues in the south!
Komedia Brighton
Want a REALLY good time? Head to one of the best comedy, cabaret and music venues in the South!
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Set at the heart of Brighton's cultural quarter (in the garden of the Royal Pavilion!) this museum and gallery is home to a huge collection of amazing objects.
Brighton Bike Tours
Soak up the history and culture of this vibrant city by pedalling between Brighton's iconic landmarks. We now sell tours at reception for groups of two or more people. Suitable for ages 13 and up.
Watersports in Brighton
Powerboat rides, dinghy sailing, yacht sailing and powerboat training are all available at the Brighton Marina Watersports Sea Sailing School, located just east of Brighton city centre.
Mountain biking in Brighton
Wild Park is situated just to the north east of Brighton city centre and is home to a selection of short, well crafted trails for both downhill riders and freeriders.
Walking and Rambling in Brighton
The South Downs National Park is on the doorstep of Brighton, so why not leave the city behind and get back to nature in the beautiful countryside?
Brighton City Walks
Join Julian for his unique take on the "Brighton Story" with a guided tour around the historic town.
Royal Pavilion
This extraordinary building was designed for George IV and has an unforgettable style of architecture!
Brighton Pavilion
One of Brighton’s best known and most recognisable attractions, Brighton pavilion is a symbol of regency grandeur and a representation of Britain’s strong ties with India.
Visit Brighton
22 miles Eastbourne is just over 20 miles from Brighton, so why not catch the bus and explore some of its famous attractions?
The Lanes
A true shopper's paradise jam packed with independent shops and boutiques, this maze of twisting alleyways, twittens and catcreeps has everything you need for unique gifts and fashion.
Brighton Pride
If there is one thing Brighton is famous for, then it’s its proud heritage as a city of diversity, particularly diversity of sexuality.
SEA LIFE Brighton
The world's oldest operating aquarium is right on the sea-front! With amazing exhibits, you can see how fish and marine creatures live beneath the waves, plus there are plenty of opportunities t