Building started in 1787, the Grade I listed building is designed in Indian style with fantastic Chinese interior decorations, was built on the Old Steine, where fishing nets were once dried. The pavilion now houses a museum and art gallery, while the Dome, originally the royal stables, is used for concerts and conferences.

At 1,722 feet long and acknowledged as the finest pier ever built.

Brighton's famous landmark has evolved into a destination in its own right – a waterfront theme park with rides, restaurants, arcades and activities.

The Lanes, once the hub of the old fishing town Brighthelmstone, is a lively neighborhood packed with upmarket restaurants, quaint tea rooms, and traditional pubs serving real ale. At its heart lies a warren of narrow, twisting alleyways filled with independent jewellers and tiny, high-end antiques shops.

Built as a vertical pier to honour the memorial of the iconic Brighton landmark, The West Pier, Brighton i360 was built on the foundations of community and sustainability with the mission to offer visitors a completely unique experience.