Denise’s Brighton and Hove guide.
Sightseeing
It is a great way to escape technology have a sauna and jump in the sea to invigorate .
29 locals recommend
Beach Box Spa
285 Madeira DrIt is a great way to escape technology have a sauna and jump in the sea to invigorate .
It has ecletic stalls with friendly staff and lots of cafes to drink in the atmosphere.
44 locals recommend
Brighton Open Market
Marshalls RowIt has ecletic stalls with friendly staff and lots of cafes to drink in the atmosphere.
The Queens Arms Brighton
7-8 George StreetGreat night out for drag fans.
Exceptional views across the downs lunch in devils dyke pub.
Refined country pub offering classic gastropub dishes in an elevated yet rustic atmosphere.
267 locals recommend
Devils Dyke station
Devil's Dyke RoadExceptional views across the downs lunch in devils dyke pub.
Refined country pub offering classic gastropub dishes in an elevated yet rustic atmosphere.
Fantastic experience and decor which takes you back to a more decadent time. THey also have a great selection of cocktails with 5 star personal service .
88 locals recommend
The Ivy In The Lanes
51A Ship StFantastic experience and decor which takes you back to a more decadent time. THey also have a great selection of cocktails with 5 star personal service .
Food scene
Hove is a compact area with all the excitement of the city and lots of cafes restaurants pubs to choose from. The sea is also a short walk away and access to brighton bikes on Brunswick Place.
57 locals recommend
Hove
Hove is a compact area with all the excitement of the city and lots of cafes restaurants pubs to choose from. The sea is also a short walk away and access to brighton bikes on Brunswick Place.
Hove Place
37 First AveAuthentic interior decor great service /food and italian style garden.
Revered locally sourced sea food with 5* service.
Advantagious views from their two balconies of activities on the beach front and enjoy sunset to end a lovely day.
Would also recommend the supreme sea food platter with a chilled Picpoul from the Languedoc-Roussillon region.
Riddle & Finns The Beach
Revered locally sourced sea food with 5* service.
Advantagious views from their two balconies of activities on the beach front and enjoy sunset to end a lovely day.
Would also recommend the supreme sea food platter with a chilled Picpoul from the Languedoc-Roussillon region.
Neighbourhoods
Brunswick Town
Traveler advice
Traveling with kids
Eco travel
I would suggest if travelling around town its best to get a bike bike share map.com. Bus city saver it’s £5.20 and valid all day. Its environmentally friendly.
Getting around
Parking
11 hour parking on Holland road.