Visit Brighton
A close-up shot of Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, designed in Indian style by William Porden
Culture & Brighton entertainment
Brighton is one of the most cultural cities in Europe. Oozing creativity and cultural kudos from every pore, Brighton entertainment offers a hotbed of Festivals, galleries, museums, film, nightlife, comedy and theatre.
A cultural cornucopia of Brighton arts and entertainment
The stage door of the Theatre Royal in Brighton
From the beating heart of the cultural quarter to its unique ‘villages’, a staggering choice of drama, opera, music, dance, literature, street theatre and outdoor spectacles light up Brighton and Hove in a cultural cornucopia of Brighton entertainment you’ll be hard to beat.
From top bands at the Brighton Centre and west end shows at the Theatre Royal to world music, opera and ballet at the Brighton Dome and art exhibitions at Brighton’s Museums and galleries, entertainment in Brighton offers an unrivalled choice of cultural goodies.
Brightons Royal Pavilion, home of King George IV, and probably the most exotic, extravagant royal palaces in Europe
Places to visit in Brighton
Brighton is overflowing with places to visit. And being such a compact city, most places to visit in Brighton and Hove are walkable too.
Experience the heritage of the Royal Pavilion and Preston Manor, indulge in the seaside fun of Brighton Pier and the Sea Life Centre or don your cultural hat for a visit to Brighton and Hove Museums. A unique mix of heritage, culture and cosmopolitan fun, Brighton attractions cater for all tastes and budgets.
Take your pick from the wealth of attractions in Brighton
And if you fancy heading out of the city centre, try Brighton Marina or the Brighton & Hove Albion’s American Express Community Stadium for a great day out. Alternatively, check out one of Brighton’s vibrant ‘villages’ – from Kipling’s Rottingdean to the quirkiness of Kemp Town, there’s a whole new world just waiting to be explored…
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