Brighton is a really great place to visit - just try to avoid the traditional UK Bank Holiday weekends (I last visited over Easter). Over Bank Holidays it absolutely rammed with idiot, meat head goons sporting lobster red faces that they have worked hard to acquire by sitting in O’Neil’s and consuming 12 pints of wife beater. They parade along the sea front looking for people to beat up (anyone not wearing Reebok classics or a baseball cap is fair game) whilst bellowing "Oy-oy Sav-a-loy" to anyone that ventures within spitting distance of them. The girls that hang around with these scumbags deserve an equally wide berth (indeed WARRANT an equally wide birth due to all the chips that they seem to be permanently stuffing into their gobs). They can be found tottering between the pubs, chip shops and clubs and take sport in challenging passers-by with thei bottles of Bacardi Breezer, "comedy" inflatable penises and flabby sullen breasts. In short, Brighton rocks, but the seafront (especially after 11pm) is best avoided.
Great for: Nightlife
Last Visit: April 2007
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(Report Problem)this seaside resort has more to offer than a stony beach and broadwalk. try the great coffee shops, experience the vibrant market and soak up the atmosphere. all within easy commute from London.
Great for: Family Holidays
Last Visit: May 2004
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(Report Problem)Brighton is a great day out - there are things to do for everyone - whether it's wandering around the Lanes (shopping) or soaking up the rays. It's got a nice relaxed feel about it. One piece of advice though - go by train if you can - especially if you are travelling from London - trains go from London Bridge and Victoria and most take about an hour - you can spend an hour trying to find a parking space in Brighton at weekends and in Summer.
Great for: Beaches, Nightlife
Last Visit: April 2007
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(Report Problem)We there for a long weekend and really enjoyed ourselves. Its worth getting sway from the touristy areas and see what the town is really like.
Great for: Beaches, Nightlife, Budget Travel, Family Holidays
Last Visit: May 2006
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(Report Problem)I've only been to Brighton once, whilst working on the South coast for a summer. It's got plenty to recommend it, but like many popular destinations, things that detract too. F'rinstance, the famed "beach" is too much like walking over pebbles to be too much fun, but by contrast the Pavilion is great, despite the crowds. If you want more beachiness, you're better to head to Shoreham. Shopping is great - lots of shops, lots of wee places selling small artsy things, and the Laines are great for the browser in all of us. The nightlife is famous, lots of pubs and clubs of all kinds of varieties - just watch what part of town you're in. All in all, a good few days out can be had - or you can just visit from London. J
Great for: Beaches, Nightlife
Last Visit: July 2003
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(Report Problem)Nowhere in England is as vibrant, exciting and cosmopolitan as Brighton. All of the excitement of London but packed into a smaller and friendlier place. Great for pubbing, clubbing, eating out, tourism, gigs, comedy, etc etc.
Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife, Family Holidays
Last Visit: August 2006
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(Report Problem)I had the Hell of a time in Brighton, this is really an amazing city at all levels !!
Great for: Beaches, History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife
Last Visit: july 2005
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(Report Problem)I would recommend the shopping as there are shops for everyone, the highstreet shops but also the one off shops in the laines! also you have to see the royal pavillian and the marina is a nice place too! Ohhh and there are some great clubs in brighton- the honey club is probably the best.
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