Brighton, England : Attractions And Sights Not To Miss Out On
Brighton, England, is just bursting with things to do! Attractions range from walking on the beautiful beaches of Brighton or joining in some beachfront sports to visiting the Royal Pavilion, the summer home of British royalty for many years.
What is Brighton most known for? Why, its beaches of course! Brighton Beach is one of the Top 10 city beach attraction destinations in the world. And when youre done with the fun in the sun, head to Brighton Pier, right in back of the beach for a cool drink at a beachside club. Relax on the pebble beach, take a stroll along the strand, have a bite to eat in one of the many cafes and bars or join in some water sports or go sailing. After dark, youll be able to partake in the action of some of the best night clubs in the UK.
The Royal Pavilion is the jewel in the crown of Brightons many attractions. Built by the architect John Nash in the early nineteenth century, it was the Palace by the Sea of the Prince Regent, George IV. Today it is still one of the most beautiful as well as exotic structures in all of the UK. The furniture and art is magnificent and includes many historical pieces lent to the Royal Pavilion by The Queen. Visit the tearoom that overlooks the reconstructed gardens of the Palace and the Palace Shop.
There are cool, relaxing green spaces within the town of Brighton. There are 98 parks and gardens in Brighton and Hove, including historic Kipling Gardens in Rottingdean. The Gardens were once part of The Elms, the home of Rudyard Kipling from 1897 1902. There is even a wild garden where one can picnic, and herb garden and a croquet lawn. Its only about three miles from the Brighton Pier.
All told, there are 14,000 acres in the Brighton and Hove area that have been awarded National Park status in recognition of the beauty of the South Downs. Go for a bike ride or a walk and enjoy the local plants and wildlife. It is a place of peace and quiet right near the activity of the beaches and night life.
Brighton is the place to be in England, not only in the summer but all the other seasons as well. Brighton Pier, for example, is only closed one day a year Christmas Day. Make a point of spending your next holiday in Brighton. You wont be sorry that you did!
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