Places to stay in Brighton

Five free things to do in Brighton

Hit the beach

Brighton's blue-flag pebble beach is a great place to unwind on a hot summer's day, with beautiful clean water for swimming and quality local facilities.

Enjoy the scenery

There are a whopping 98 parks and gardens in Brighton and Hove, making it easy to find somewhere to sit back and relax.

Art and culture

Brighton Museum is a state-of-the art attraction with dynamic exhibitions from the worlds of fashion, art and design. The Booth Museum of Natural History is also a great family attraction, with over half a million specimens on display.

Walk the coast

The Undercliff Walk from Brighton Marina to Saltdean is a hugely popular trail, offering stunning scenery complete with fossils and sights of historical interest.

Architecture

The Royal Pavilion is a sight to behold, but it is not the only building of interest in Brighton and Hove. Free architectural tours give you an insight into some of the stunning buildings in the area.

Unwind and explore the bohemian city of Brighton

This area of the south east is hugely popular with tourists - and for good reason. Brighton is a vibrant and exciting city, boasting plenty of attractions and a fantastic beach. The city itself sits in the picturesque Brighton and Hove district, surrounded by the rolling hills of Sussex and the South Downs National Park.

Coastal walks offer a stunning view of the area at any time of the year, and if you're planning an extended stay London is just an hour away by train, allowing you to mix a relaxing coastal break with the sights and sounds of the capital.