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Brighton Promenade
Author: David Iliff (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported)
Brighton and Hove is a city in East Sussex, England, in the region of South East England. It covers 33.8 sq mi (87.54 sq km) and has a population of 256,000 people (2012 estimate), within an urban area of 450,000 people. Brighton and Howe were two separate towns which were merged in 1997 as a single unitary authority, and granted city status by Queen Elizabeth II during the millennium celebrations in 2000.
Guide to Brighton and Hove Hotels
Here's a list of hotels in Brighton and Hove that you can book online, with full description, star rating, address, location map, evaluation, and prices as offered by different booking sites. This helps you to make your room booking with the site that offers the best price.
Brighton, England
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More on Brighton and Hove
Of the two components of Brighton and Hove, Brighton is naturally the more famous. This popular seaside resort has a population of 155,000. The two towns are so close to each other, there isn't a gap of countryside between them. The main route is the M23 motorway, which continues as A23 south of Crawley.Visiting Brighton and Hove
There are trains from London's Victoria Station and London Bridge Station to Brighton. The fastest train is the Brighton Express. There are also train services from Hastings, Lewes, Portsmouth and Chichester.If you're planning to drive to Brighton (from London), let me warn you in advance that the motorway can get quite congested. It's not going to be easy finding parking space in Brighton. Car parks in Brighton charge £1.50 per hour. For details on Brighton's Park and Ride service, visit http://www.parkandride.net/brighton/brighton_frameset.shtml
All Saints Church, Hove
Author: The Voice of Hassocks (public domain)
Places of Interest in Brighton and Hove
- Booth Museum of Natural History
A little out of town, this museum has an outstanding collection of stuffed birds, a giant bear, and other animals. - Brighton Beach
Pebble beach that nonetheless gets quite crowded in summer. Walking with bare feet can be rather painful here. - Brighton Pier
Also called the Palace Pier, this is Brighton's famous seafront arcade. - Royal Pavillion
A flamboyant structure designed by architect John Nash for the Prince Region between 1815 and 1823. - Sea Life Centre
An aquarium with walkthrough underwater tunnel. - St Bartholomews Church
Measured from floor to ceiling, it is one of the tallest churches in Europe, but not exactly the prettiest. Still, its size makes it a local attraction. - The North Laine
A neighborhood with people practising the alternative lifestyle. A good place to observe hippines, punks, goths, etc. - Toy and Model Museum
A small museum under the Brighton Station viaduct.
Brighton Beach, with the Palace Pier in the background
Author: Martyn Gorman (Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic)
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