Best places: Tourist attractions in Brighton, United Kingdom

👍 Beautiful during summers!!! Kids loved it. It’s a stony beach

This futuristic glass pod with a cocktail bar travels skyward for dramatic ocean & city views.

Distinctive Asian-style palace built for King George IV, with restored rooms, gardens and tours.

👍👍 Great photo opportunity spot. Lots of influencers and wedding photographers like this spot with the geometric symmetrical architecture and seascape background. Go early or late to avoid crowds in your photo.

Large urban park with playgrounds, pitches and a manor house, used for concerts, fairs and circuses.

👍👍 A great experience. Definitely worth doing. We visited here after taking advantage of a Groupon deal (entry for 4 was £12) instead of the £5 per person door price. To be honest, we'd walked past this so many times and just thought it looked quirky but didn't really think much else of it. You ente...

👍👍 A beautiful place filled with wonders, charm and historical beauty by those who created it.

An urban park with a central pond and a playground, which also hosts regular concerts and events.

👍👍 What a lovely time we had here. My son (39) and his friends (13) had a great birthday. We loved the pizza that they gave out. Unfortunately my husband did not follow the STRICT “No running” rule and fell over and went into a coma for 8 years. Great day other then that, 5 starts

Opened in 1899 & home to fairground rides, bars, restaurants & deckchairs to enjoy the sea view.

Museum exploring the natural world through exhibits, interactive displays and hands-on activities.

😐 They're beach huts! They don't provide any type of service. They just kinda sit there, being huts. As huts go, they're quite colourful. I'd go as far as saying that they're probably the best beach huts I've ever seen, which isn't saying that much. If you're a beach hut fan, or maybe just dabble in g...

38-acre, grassy hangout popular with dog walkers, featuring woodlands & 250+ types of lilacs.

👍 Nice clean n spacious. Friendly n smiley congregation. Bathroom could do with a lick of paint Few parking spaces infront more at back on chatsworth rd, from £1p/h pay n display. Access and enter the front of mosque from the rear. Jumuah khutbah 12:45, and prayer about 1:15pm as of March 2017.

Thousands of toys and models displayed in 3 railway arches, including 2 working railway layouts.

In Royal Pavilion's gardens, with displays of fine & decorative art, fashion, toys & local history.

Carpeted, Gothic-style Anglican building, designed by Sir Charles Barry, with 5 Sunday services.

Open, grassy space featuring views of historic buildings, shade trees & a circular water fountain.

😐 We love this park. The cafe is a bit overpriced (a lot), but the ay park has FOSSILS(!) in the sand pit! Accessible toilets are pretty decent, not too shabby. Lots of play opportunity.

Atmospheric remnants of a once bustling 19th-century pleasure pier, destroyed by fire in 2003.