The City of Brighton & Hove

Having a successful and enjoyable period of study overseas is dependent on not only choosing the best school, but also the best place to stay whilst you complete your study.

Brighton & Hove is a city by the sea that has been at the forefront of culture and style in England for 200 years. It has something for everyone: a fascinating history dominated by the unique Royal Pavilion, an exceptional arts scene including the annual Brighton Festival, diverse selection of shops and boutiques, dynamic nightlife with numerous clubs, bars, theatre and cinemas and the highest number of restaurants outside London.

In recent times Brighton has come to prominence as a music scene, highlighted with Fatboy Slim's Big Beach Boutique in the summer of 2003 which attracted 500,000 visitors to the city for the event!

Less than 50 minutes from central London and only 30 minutes from London Gatwick International Airport, getting to Brighton & Hove could not be easier, and with it’s wealth of attractions, it is an ideal destination for international students.

Attractions

Royal Pavilion

Constructed in the XVIII Century for The Prince Regent, later to become King George IV, the palace is unique in Europe for it's Indochinese style. It contains a diverse range of objects belonging to the Royal Family.

Palace Pier

A raised walkway over the sea offering shops, amusements, restaurants and bars, the Palace Pier has over 1,000,000 visitors a year.

Marina Village
A modern development to the town, Marina Village has become one of the largest boating centres on the south coast and offers luxury shopping and high-class accommodation.

The Lanes
The historical centre of Brighton with cobbled alleys and lanes, is now an area of antique shops, cafes and street entertainers.

Brighton Links

http://www.visitbrighton.com
http://www.thisisbrighton.co.uk