Best of Brighton

Running along King’s Cliff to Black Rock, sits Kemptown. Home to both the creative arts scene and LGBTQ+ community in the city, its difficult to experience Kemptown in a day.

Brighton’s North Laines are infamous for their quirky and colourful shopfronts, Instagram-worthy aesthetics, and unique opportunities unlike anywhere else in the UK.

Brighton is more than just its iconic pier and lively atmosphere; it's a haven for seekers of tranquillity.

As the only constituency with a green MP, it is unsurprising that Brighton has its fair share of health and sustainable food shops.

There was a time when heading to the shop to grab a four-pack of beer was a fairly simplistic and trivial, but nevertheless rewarding task.

The flicks, the pictures, the big screen. Whatever you call it, a trip to the cinema remains one of humanity’s most well-loved pastimes, and Brightonians are no exception.

Whether you travel East or West to escape Brighton's busy shopping districts, there are some truly gorgeous walks in the Sussex region.

Libraries are the diamonds of any town for book-lovers, students, and anyone looking for a quiet place to work.

This humble market town may be a departure from the energetic cultural hub of Brighton, but it nevertheless boasts an extensive array of fantastic restaurants.

It goes without saying that summer and Spanish cuisine go hand in hand. There’s no better way to spend a ...

As a liberal city which aims to let everyone enjoy being truly, authentically and unashamedly themselves, it may not come as a surprise to you that Brighton has a naturist, or nudist beach.

Brighton is renowned for its diverse community and artistic flair. Whether you're a local resident, a curious traveller, or an avid comedy enthusiast, the city offers an unrivalled comedy scene.