Brighton is the most enchanting, exciting, extraordinary seaside city in Britain. However brazen that may sound, it is no exaggeration. With its cosmopolitan air, oodles of restaurants, feverish nightlife and abundance of culture, the place defies comparison with anywhere else this side of the English Channel. For centuries it has been regarded as a 'pleasure dome', and that's not about to change.
If you love life, you'll love Brighton.

Stroll along the regency seafront and pleasure pier and maybe enjoy a 'fish and chip' lunch by the sea. Wander around 'The Lanes' (a maze of narrow streets and alleyways just off the seafront). Our guide will take you onto the Royal Pavellion -They are just four ways in which, over the years, people have tried to describe the Royal Pavilion. we say 'tried' because King George IV's former seaside residence literally beggars all description. To call it Brighton's answer to the Taj Mahal simply isn't enough. With its riot of onion domes and minarets, its blend of refined Indian architecture and opulent Chinese interiors, the palace is nothing short of an exotic feast for the senses, a mouth-watering masala to be savoured with relish