Brighton Travel Blog

After undergoing a major renovation in 2008, Whitburn Lodge has lived up to its reputation as one of Brighton’s most quaint and accommodating bed and breakfasts. Located near every major Brighton attraction, Whitburn is just a short stroll to your day’s activities. The 5 bedrooms are beautifully...

The award-winning seaside restaurant, The Meadow, is a local favorite for locally grown British cuisine. During your visit to Brighton, be sure to stop by The Meadow any time of the day. Open daily for brunch, lunch and dinner, The Meadow offers an extensive menu for its guests. Whether you are looking...

Brighton Pier has been a Brighton landmark for over 100 years. Originally used as a theater, Brighton Pier is now a hot spot chock-full of restaurants, video arcades and roller coasters. A go-to spot for families, tourists and everyone in between, Brighton Pier is the place to let your inner child loose....

Considered the “gay capital of Britain,” Brighton knows how to entertain all of its guests, no matter what, or who, they are looking to entertain their party needs. Playing on Brighton’s gay-friendly reputation, nightclub Revenge refers to itself as Brighton’s “Big Gay Cathedral.”...

Returning for its fourth year, the Brighton & Hove Children’s Festival offers whimsical activities for kids ages 0-11. Each year the festival creates a theme that surrounds the various activities and events that take place over the course of six days, from April 12-18. This year’s theme...