Brighton flights and travel guide

Brighton is the seaside destination for many Londoners, but visitors from all over will enjoy a trip to this resort town. Book an England flight to explore this town, filled with winding streets and eclectic shops and cafés. Palace Pier is the central portion of town, where you can stroll along the seafront’s pebbled beach to stretch your legs after your flight to England. The architecture in Brighton is interesting, and no building more so than the Brighton Pavilion, which was built by the Prince Regent in 1815 in the style of the Taj Mahal. Take a tour of the estate and you’ll think you’ve left to visit the Far East. Brighton is known as the gay capital of the country, and there are many clubs and bars displaying their pride in the form of rainbow flags.

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• Brighton Pavilion was the Prince Regent’s idea of a good place to host a party.  Its interesting towers dominate the town, and when you do the tour you find that it is just as gloriously lavish and over the top on the inside, too.
• Shop in the Lanes for all kinds of unusual and artistic things.  All the chain stores are here, but there are many independent and unusual shops as well. This is a lively place with an active artistic and social life, and the largest gay club scene in England.
• Buy some Brighton Rock from the Palace Pier.  Then walk along the beach and throw pebbles into the sea.  There’s no sand and they land with a satisfying splosh.

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