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Brighton, day by day
Brighton is a fishing village that a prince turned into a resort and that has been London's disreputable seaside ever since, with an Indian palace, two piers in opposite conditions and the oldest electric railway in the world. These plans cover the Pavilion, the Lanes and the Downs.
Updated 13 September 2026 · 3 official sources checked · report an error

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3 days in Brighton
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Good to know in Brighton
Brighton i360: the new owner and the new website
- The tower now trades as the Brighton i360 and its official site is brightoni360.co.uk; the former britishairwaysi360.com address no longer belongs to the attraction. The official site states that local resident tickets at £7 are available exclusively to residents of the BN1, BN2, BN3 and BN41 postcodes, that children under two go free with any adult ticket purchase, and that the café is open every day from 8am.Source: Brighton i360 — official site · checked Sep 2026
The Royal Pavilion
- Brighton & Hove Museums advertises an Official Tour of the Royal Pavilion every Saturday at 2pm, in addition to general admission.Source: Brighton & Hove Museums — Royal Pavilion & Garden · checked Sep 2026
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