Local Area

Explore Brighton attractions nearby

Sights by The Sea

The BA i360

Enjoy a unique and impressive experience with a flight 450ft above the city to take in panoramic views across Brighton and the beautiful South Downs national park. 

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Brighton Palace Pier

There’s plenty to do on Brighton’s famous Palace Pier, from the rides and arcades to unique bars and restaurants, all with panoramic views over the coastline.

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The Bandstand

A lovely landmark along the seafront that often hosts concerts and even the odd salsa lesson! The bandstand is minutes from The Grand hotel and makes for the perfect photo.

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Drink & dine al fresco

Drink & dine al fresco

In a quieter spot just east of the Palace Pier you'll find local favourite Bison Beer's new beach bar. Soak up some sunshine and enjoy some delicious local craft beers alongside tasty plates from their grill.

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Shelter Hall

Brighton's new seafront food hall is now open and is currently home to a handful of the city's favourite local independent restaurants and cafes. You can grab a coffee or a bite to takeaway or they have some outdoor seating.

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Brighton Open Market

In the north of the city you'll find Brighton's Open Market, a fabulous and colourful spot with seasonal stalls where local makers sell everything from handmade soaps to artisinal breads. Around the edge of the market there's some lovely permanant restaurants and cafes. 

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Independent Spirit

Wolfox

Wolfox are expert artisan roasters, serving locally roasted organic coffee in their cosy cafes. With a nearby roastery on Preston Street and several locations around Brighton, Grand guests enjoy a 10% discount during their stay.

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North Laine shopping

We have so many favourite independent shops in the North Laine! From unique fashion designers like Gresham Blake to cute little stationary shops like Pen To Paper.  

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Plateau

A beautiful, small and welcoming wine bar in the lanes with a great menu which focuses on natural and sustainable wines. A great place to meet, drink and nibble.

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Family Friendly

Family Friendly

Visit the oldest electric railway in the world and take a ride along the promenade from the Palace Pier down to Black Rock. This heritage railway opened in 1883.

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The Sea Life Centre

A great day out for animal lovers and curious little minds! Enjoy fascinating exhibitions, interactive activities and their glass bottom boat while learning about some wonderful sea creatures.

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Brighton Open Air Theatre

Throughout the summer you can visit the open-air theatre for an array of fantastic shows. The BOAT was recently nominated as the “Best Family Venue” by the Fantastic for Families campaign.

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Escape to the country

Ditchling Beacon

One of the jewels of the sweeping South Downs. Explore iconic Ditchling Beacon, a grassy, 248m-tall chalk hill with panoramic views, walking paths & the remains of an Iron Age fort.

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Glynde & nearby villages

Numerous picturesque country villages surround the larger town of Lewes. With it's historic Glynde Place, beautiful views and downland, and nearby Mount Caburn, Glynde is one of our favourites for a rural escape. 

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Devil's Dyke

The stunning valley at Devil's Dyke, just 5 miles outside of central Brighton, feels like another world. Climb the grassy hills, take in the spectacular views, and enjoy and afternoon in one of the lovely country pubs nearby, such as the Shepherd & Dog.

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Get active

Watersports

Take to the waves on Brighton's beautiful shoreline with an afternoon of stand up paddleboarding or kayaking. You can hire everything you might need or enjoy a tutored taster session from Brighton Watersports.

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Cycle the city

Bring your bike with you or jump on a BTN Bikeshare bike, available from docking stations around the city, and explore the local area. There's an ideal route for any level in Brighton, from city sightseeing to long leisurely coastal paths.

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Take a dip!

A refreshing swim in the sea is a welcome addition to any summers day in Brighton, whether you'll be in and out of the waves as part of your perfect beach afternoon or are heading down for a morning swim before getting ready for the day.

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East Sussex
BN1 2FW

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