Best of Brighton

Read our article to find out when, where and how you can bring your dog onto the beaches of Brighton.

The surrounding countryside of Brighton and Hove is a fantastic place to explore on both foot and by bike.

The North Laines have an abundance of vegetarian and vegan friendly places to eat, but they’re good enough that meat-eaters won’t feel like their dish is missing anything.

As a city brimming with over 100 years of history and a cityscape that, for the most part, largely remains unchanged, Brighton and Hove is brimming with gothic stories of ghosts, witches, and demons.

Of all of the things Brighton is famous for, its queer scene is arguably one of the biggest.

Potty about pottery? Well, you’re in luck, because Brighton has a huge variety of pottery classes, where you can learn to throw, spin, trim and shape clay creations of all shapes and sizes.

Move over gin, you’ve had your time in the spotlight, because whisky is back in business!

We all know the transformative effect of plants on a space. They purify the air in our flats and houses, increase concentration and productivity, decrease stress levels, and even help you recover from illness faster.

Here's our list to determine whether or not you are a true Brightonian!

If you ask anyone about Brighton, it won’t take long for them to say the word ‘beach’. The city’s famous sprawling shingles is host to many attractions, art stalls, cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops, and that’s without even mentioning the pier!

Though most known as a destination spot for weekends by the sea and the boldness of the local seagulls, Brighton & Hove is also packed with some of the best spots to eat in the area.