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Nestling in between the South Downs and the English Channel on the sunny south coast, Brighton is a rich mix of cultural heritage. With Victorian Splendor, arts, museums and galleries, contemporary bars and restaurants all located within a stones throw of the beach, Brighton is arguably one of the few cities that has it all.
From dusk till dawn, Brighton has something to entertain even the hardest to please! The city is bursting with theatre, film, live performances, comedy clubs and is also home to a lively and varied music scene in its many pubs and clubs. With several award-winning restaurants offering everything from tapas, a tasty brunch, vegetarian delicacies right through to haute cuisine, Brighton offers the diner unparalleled choice.
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The city also hosts an interesting mix of festivals and events through the year. Every May the Brighton festival is held which is the largest of its kind in England. This has become one of the major milestones in the cultural calendar and consists of three weeks of sensational events for all ages; theatre, dance, music, exhibitions, children and family shows plus outdoor extravaganzas!
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If shopping is your thing indulge yourself in modern shopping heaven, Churchill Square complete with restaurants and cafes, is an ultra modern indoor shopping centre in the heart of the city that has 80 of the biggest names under one spectacular glass domed roof.
Alternatively meander through the intricate maze of historic Lanes with their extraordinary variety of specialist shops and boutiques taking you on a journey through the most individual shops you’ll ever encounter.
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Stroll along the seafront and you will find a playground of infinite possibilities from swimming, surfing, sailing, Kite boarding, skateboarding, basketball, volleyball, tennis, golf and so much more! There are also plenty of outdoor cafe’s and bars open during the summer months which can be the most interesting and relaxing way to spend your time!
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Try visiting the beautiful Royal Pavillion, Brighton Sealife Centre or the historic Palace Pier which provides a variety of entertainment for all to enjoy. Located 10 minutes from the city centre is the fabulous Brighton Marina offering a hive of activity from bars and restaurants, cinema, bowling alley, shopping, gymnasium and a casino.
With a multitude of things to see and do living in this vibrant city, it’s a wonder you have any time to sleep at all!!
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Not only is Brighton uniquely placed to enjoy all of the benefits of the seaside, it also benefits from its surrounding countryside. Just a few minutes from the hustle and bustle of this cosmopolitan city’s centre, you’ll find rolling downland, historic houses and country pubs amidst the most spectacular views the South Downs has to offer. You may also enjoy the unrivalled views from the famous Seven Sisters Cliffs which stretch all the way to the white cliffs of Dover.
Brighton is also perfectly situated for the A23/M23, which can whisk you to Gatwick in around 9 miles and connects to the M25 at junction 7. By rail it is just under one hour from London with many express trains in commuter hours. As for access to France, Newhaven is only 9 miles away, offering regular and speedy Sea cat services to Dieppe.
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When it comes to getting around the city, Brighton operates frequent bus services and taxi ranks are located throughout the centre, there are also plenty of convenient car parks . Try something different, hop on a friendly tuc tuc from Brighton Station that will take you as far as the Marina if you wish!
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