Bridge the Travel Gap

Introduction to an A to Z of Brighton

Over the coming year we are going to write an A to Z for Brighton and other nearby places in Sussex.

I have lived in Brighton and Hove for the last 10 years and Debbie has been a resident for over 20 years. Originally, she was from Vancouver, Canada and I was from Wellington, New Zealand. Both Canada and New Zealand are beautiful places to live but Sussex and Brighton have a lot of attractions too.

Hopefully our time in Brighton will benefit you when your planning a trip to visit this wonderful area of the world.

The A to Z of Brighton

Below is a list to the introduction of A to Z of Brighton and some of the letters will cover more than 1 attraction or experience:

A for the Aquarium and Airbnb

B for the Brighton Pier, Booth Museum of Natural History

C for the Chattri, Chapel Royal and Charleston

D is for Devils Dyke

E is for great eateries

F is for the many comedy, theatre and food festivals, Fishing Museum

G is for the Ghost Walk in the Lanes

H is for Hove

I is for the annual winter ice skating rink and i360.

J is for Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf

K is for the Komedia and Kemptown

L is for the Lanes

M is for the Marina and the Museums of Brighton

N is for the Newhaven Fort, North Laine

O is for the Old Police Cells Museum

P is for the pubs and annual Pride Festival

Q is for the beautiful Queens Park

R is for quirky village of Rottingdean and Royal Pavilion

S is for the South Downs National Park, Shoreham, Seven Sisters and the Seagulls

T is for Theatre Royal, Tea and the Albion Museum for the Brighton Football team

U is for the Undercliff Walk

V is for the Volks Railway

W is for the West Blatchington Windmill and walks

X is for American Express Stadium

Y is for Yoga and wellness retreats or just treats!

Z is for Zorian Art Works

We hope you will find this introduction to an A to Z of Brighton useful. Let us know if we have missed anything or you would like covered below.