Brighton Marina Tour | Royal Pavilion Brighton | Beautiful Places to visit in Brighton

Brighton marina tour. Walking marina tour. Royal Pavilion Brighton. Beautiful places to visit in Brighton. Tap in postcode BN25UT for Sat-Nav directions to the multi-story car park. Alternatively head to the City Centre Seafront & turn left onto A259.
The car park offers FREE PARKING for 1500 vehicles for marina visitors only (4 hour time limit apply). Height restrictions apply 1.95m.
Level 1 East & West: Disabled Parking, Mother & Toddler Bays & Motorcycle Parking / Level 6 East: Disabled Parking - STEP-FREE ACCESS to boardwalk area
Asda offers customer parking up to 3 hours.
Some drive here down the winding cliffside. Some walk down the beach. Some moor their boats in Britain’s largest marina and jump up on to our busy boardwalks. All come looking for something different. But all love unique blend of sea air, street life and surprises around every corner.
This is a place where you’ll find firm food favourites, rising food stars and a vibrant seasonal calendar. Luxury hotels sit next to independent shops and movie-going families rub shoulders with yacht lovers. It’s a place where there’s always something happening and there’s something for everyone.
Bustling with life. Bursting with energy. Brimming with possibilities.
When it comes to waterfront dining, Brighton Marina has everything from firm favourites to new restaurants and bars to try.
At Brighton Marina, there is never a dull moment! With so many ways to stay entertained year round, you can be sure to find something to do at the Marina. Whether you’re a huge movie fan looking to be wowed by the big screen or king of the pins looking to bowl over your next opponent you will get all.
The Royal Pavilion, and surrounding gardens, also known as the Brighton Pavilion, is a Grade I listed former royal residence located in Brighton, England. Beginning in 1787, it was built in three stages as a seaside retreat for George, Prince of Wales, who became the Prince Regent in 1811, and King George IV in 1820.
The spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) transformed by John Nash between 1815 and 1823 into one of the most dazzling and exotic buildings in the British Isles.
The Royal Pavilion mixes Regency grandeur with Indian architecture and Chinese inspired interiors.
Highlights include:
A Prince’s Treasure - over 120 remarkable Royal Collection items from Buckingham Palace on loan from Her Majesty The Queen.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom - the original elegant 19th-century Chinese Export Wallpaper which hung in the bedroom has been reinstated.
Beautifully restored Regency Garden
Residents of Brighton & Hove can enjoy half price admission to the Royal Pavilion all year with proof of residency (BN1, BN2, BN3 and BN41).
Students (registered at Brighton & Sussex University & Great Brighton MET): £10.00
Multi Attraction Annual Pass:
If you live in Brighton & Hove or are a regular visitor, this pass will provide you with unlimited access to our museums for a year.
Entry to the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum and Preston Manor:
Adult £34.50
Child £18.50
Family (2 adults, 2 children) £87.50
Family (1 adult, 2 children) £53.00

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Stunning architecture! I'm absolutely loving this historical trip and all of the beautiful buildings.

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I love visiting docks and this one is really picture-beautiful!

[@ayedanasim5713]

What a beautiful day ❤️ and breath taking views 😍

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The place is really very calm and peaceful i really wanna go there

[@naveedagha2309]

Amazing and what a sunny day thanks ❤️ xx ❤