BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION STADIUM

It dates from 2011 and its capacity is 31,876 seats. The stadium has hosted UEFA Women’s Euro finals, Rugby World Cups and many cultural events. It is one of the most beautiful and modern stadiums in England with a wonderful architecture. Nearby is the University of Sussex Sport Center and the Ultimate Frisbee Pitch. Also around the grounds you will find restaurants or cafes, which are closer to the University of Sussex, one of the world’s leading universities.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO BRIGHTON & HOVE STADIUM

*** BUS: 25, 28, 29A, N25

*** TRAIN: Souther

BRIGHTON & HOVE: A BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSITY TOWN

The seaside town not far from London will make you love it. The seagulls flying over your heads, the progressiveness of the city, the fast-paced jockeys, the magnificent architecture, the green meadows and the University of Sussex, which is justifiably one of the pride of the city, are some of the points that make the city special. Brighton and Hove. Discover every “treasure” of the city, enter bookstores and souvenir shops, while your walk will be accompanied by the wonderful music of the streets.

Currency: Pound Sterling

Calling Code: +44

Nearest airports from city center: London Gatwick Airport (45km), London Heathrow Airport (103km), London City Airport (122km), London Stansted Airport (154km), London Luton Airport (156km).

TOP – 10 SIGHTSEEING

*** ROYAL PAVILION (4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EE)

Visit the spectacular seaside palace of Prince Regent George IV which opened in 1823 and is one of the most impressive buildings in the UK. The interiors take you on a journey to China and its architecture has influences from India. Of course, enjoy the wonderful gardens as well.

*** SEA LIFE (Marine Parade, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1TB)

It is the oldest operating aquarium in the world and is anchored by the iconic pier. It was built in 1872 and you can enjoy over 5,500 sea creatures.

*** BRIGHTON MUSEUM & ART GALLERY (Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EE)

It is one of the UK’s most innovative galleries and houses some of the most important collections. Among other things, it has interactive screens that keep young and old on their toes.

*** NORTH LAINES

It is a colorful and bustling neighborhood that you will love. The wonderful restaurants, pubs, cafes, shops, street benches and street musicians make up a scene not to be missed.

***  BRIGHTON BEACHFRONT

Walk the promenade and the sandy beach. The iconic pier, Brighton palace pier, bars, restaurants, arcades, vendors selling various items, the marina and the seagulls flying overhead will delight you.

*** UNIVERSITY SUSSEX – CAMPUS TOURS

Current students can show you around the campus and will share with you everything that lives here. You will see the habits of students, the places where they spend many hours of the day and the student residences at one of the world’s leading universities.

*** PRESTON PARK

Take a tour of one of the most beautiful parks of the Kingdom of Greece and enjoy the vast greenery and beyond.

*** BRIGHTON TOY AND MODEL MUSEUM (52-55 Trafalgar St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4EB)

It is one of the largest toy museums in the world and you will find over 12,000 items. You’ll find toys from the golden age of British toymaking.

*** BOOTH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (194 Dyke Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 5AA)

You will find over half a million samples that will take you on a journey through three centuries. You will see insects, butterflies, beetles, birds, killer whale and dinosaur skeletons, fossils and more.

*** KEMPTOWN

Discover every corner of this special neighborhood that features vintage shops, elegant waterfront squares, colorful aura, restaurants, cafes and a mix of modern and retro. It is one of the nicest neighborhoods in the UK with a vibrant nightlife.

ΤΗINGS TO DO

*** The giant glass pod Brighton i360 is an attraction that deserves your attention and must be visited.

*** Brighton Palace Pier you should definitely visit it to have a good time.

*** An excellent choice is Brighton Fishing Museum to learn the history of fishing in the city.

*** Preston Manor and gardens are also a nice place to explore!

*** The Old Police Cells Museum is also a popular option.

*** Locals are rightly proud of the Grange Museum Art Gallery & Tea Garden.

*** Those who love walking or hiking then we would recommend you do the Undercliff Walk. It is a 5 km long uninterrupted walkway between Brighton Marina and Saltdean.

FOOD AND DRINK

It is a place where you will have the opportunity to find for food whatever you desire. It has restaurants with cuisines from all over the world. We would recommend you try some traditional foods such as fish and chips, bangers and mash, cottage pie and of course a full English breakfast (bacon, sausages, eggs, baked beans, toast, mushrooms, tomatoes, hash browns and black puddings). Brighton is famous for its cheeses. Also order Pan Haggerty, Try Blue Cheese, Duddleswell Cheese, Wigmore, Tunworth and Golden Cross Cheese, while Flapjack and Knobby Russet Apples are a traditional delicacy worth tasting. We would also recommend you try the Sussex Pond Pudding. A glass of beer or wine would be the ideal accompaniment to your meal.

WHERE TO STAY

The city has many options for overnight stays. For beach lovers Brighton Seafront has accommodation for all budgets. In the center and just outside the city center it also has many options.

FUN AND SHOPPING

*** Churchill Square Shopping Center is one of the most popular places to do your shopping.

*** It is worth visiting Marina Square to do your shopping.

*** The Imperial Arcade is also an ideal choice for shopping.

*** In the area The Lanes has many shops.

*** Also worth going to the North Laine neighborhood for your shopping.

*** London Road is yet another option for your shopping.

*** Brighton Market is also a special area.

HOW TO GET AROUND

The most beautiful way to get around the city is on foot or by bus.

CITIES NEAR BRIGHTON & HOVE

Major cities close to Brighton & Hove are Camberley (71km), Southampton (101km), London (130km), Reading (130km), Coventry (254km), Leicester (264km), Bristol (267km), Birmingham (285km), Cardiff (307km).

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