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View of Brighton Marina with many boats docked, surrounded by modern buildings and the white cliffs in the background on a cloudy day. Credit: VisitBrighton

Brighton Marina

The UK's largest marina — dining, cinema, and waterside walks.

39 places

The concourse of Brighton Railway Station, featuring trains on the platform beneath the station's glass roof, letting in the daylight. Credit: VisitBrighton

Brighton Station

Station-area hub for specialty coffee and craft dining.

20 places

Brighton's Clock Tower illuminated with Christmas lights at night, with city buildings visible in the background. Credit: VisitBrighton

City Centre

The commercial heart — shopping, culture, and the Clock Tower.

134 places

Open parkland at Stanmer Park, on the Downs edge of Falmer

Falmer & Stanmer

University campus, the Amex, and Stanmer Park's parkland.

15 places

Fiveways Fruits on Ditchling Road, Fiveways

Fiveways

Leafy crossroads with indie shops and South Downs access.

12 places

The Greys Freehouse, a traditional purple-painted pub with gold lettering in Brighton's Hanover neighbourhood

Hanover

Hillside Victorian terraces with community spirit and city views.

66 places

Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft

Hassocks & Villages

South Downs villages — windmills, countryside pubs, and downland walks.

34 places

Eye-level shot of colourful beach huts in Hove, East Sussex, with the beach and clear blue sky visible behind them. Credit: VisitBrighton

Hove

Refined Regency streets, Church Road restaurants, and a quieter seafront.

218 places

SEA LIFE Brighton

Kemptown

Vibrant LGBTQ+ neighbourhood with eclectic pubs and seafront cafes.

151 places

Lewes Castle barbican, walls, and keep viewed from the south, the imposing Norman castle at the heart of East Sussex's county town. Credit: Arild Vagen, CC BY-SA 4.0

Lewes

Historic county town — castle, bookshops, and legendary Bonfire Night.

30 places

Brighton Open Market

London Road

The original high street — diverse shops and the Open Market.

75 places

Cliff-top fortifications and dramatic chalk cliffs at Castle Hill, Newhaven, East Sussex. Credit: Adrian Diack, CC BY-SA 2.0

Newhaven & Peacehaven

Clifftop towns with a harbour, fort, and the Greenwich Meridian.

7 places

Colourful street art and comic themed storefronts including 'The Graphic Novel Shop' and 'Dirty Harry' in Brighton's North Laine area. Credit: VisitBrighton

North Laine

Brighton's bohemian quarter — indie shops, street art, and eclectic cafes.

206 places

All Saints Church, Patcham, seen from the south-east with the churchyard and Patcham war memorial. Credit: Antiquary, CC BY-SA 4.0

Patcham

Village-feel suburb at Brighton's northern edge, with a Norman church and Ladies Mile Road.

8 places

Outdoor seating at Small Batch Coffee's roastery cafe in Portslade

Portslade

Suburban charm with Boundary Road revival and harbour access.

26 places

Panoramic eastward view across Preston Park from Dyke Road Drive, Brighton's largest park with tree-lined avenues

Preston Park

Brighton's biggest park, Pride festival site, and leafy streets.

38 places

Queen's Park lake

Queen's Park

Beautiful park gardens and quiet residential streets.

14 places

White Horses, Rottingdean

Rottingdean

Historic coastal village with a windmill, duck pond, and Kipling connections.

10 places

Saltdean Lido's restored Art Deco facade, the iconic curved white building that defines the Saltdean coastline

Saltdean

Coastal village with an Art Deco lido and chalk cliff views.

5 places

Wide angle view of Brighton Palace Pier at sunset, reflecting on the wet beach, with a dramatic cloudy sky overhead. Credit: VisitBrighton

Seafront

The iconic seafront — piers, i360, and sea-view bars.

79 places

The Seven Dials junction in Brighton where seven roads converge, showing the distinctive roundabout and Victorian architecture

Seven Dials

Village-feel neighbourhood with indie shops and cafes.

24 places

Shoreham-by-Sea harbour with boats on the River Adur and St Mary de Haura Church in the background. Credit: Acabashi, CC BY-SA 4.0

Shoreham-by-Sea

Harbour town with houseboats, a creative quarter, and estuary walks.

15 places

A street-level view of Ship Street in The Lanes, Brighton, showing outdoor seating areas for restaurants and shops along the historic street. Credit: VisitBrighton

The Lanes

Historic alleyways with jewellers, boutiques, and fine dining.

188 places

Devil's Dyke scenic view

Withdean

Green north Brighton — stadium, Booth Museum, and Dyke Road.

11 places

Worthing Pier at sunset during low tide, with the beach stretching out beneath a pink and orange sky. Credit: Earldelawarr, CC BY-SA 3.0

Worthing

Seaside town with a pier, promenade, and growing indie scene.

18 places