Brighton, located on the shores of the English Channel, south of London is one of the most popular seaside resorts in England.
A favorite of the royal family during the 19th century, Brighton has grown over the years to become a typical resort town with a cosmopolitan flair.
Major points of interest include the Royal Pavilion, an Oriental-style Palace built in 1822 by George IV, 'The Lanes' pedestrian shopping district, the North Laine area, Churchill Square, Sea Life Centre, Theatre Royal and the Dome.
Brighton offers numerous seas side activities and dinning opportunities along the seafront promenade and the famous Palace Pier.
Most hotels in Brighton are located along the waterfront within a ten-minute walking radius of all major attractions. Hotels in the nearby the town of Hove offers a less crowded alternative to Brighton.
Brighton, located on the shores of the English Channel, south of London is one of the most popular seaside resorts in England.
