The Lanes
Narrow alleys of small shops, many selling antiques and jewellery, between North Street, Ship Street and Prince Albert Street.
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Places worth your time in The Lanes & seafront
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Monuments, musées, parcs et points de vue dans le quartier et ses environs.
Narrow alleys of small shops, many selling antiques and jewellery, between North Street, Ship Street and Prince Albert Street.
Grade II* listed pleasure pier opened in 1899, with rides, arcades and places to eat; the only one of Brighton's three piers still operating.
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Ruined pier designed by Eugenius Birch, opened in 1866 and closed to the public in 1975; only part of its metal framework survives.
Moving observation tower opened in 2016 beside the West Pier remains; its glass pod rises 138 metres for views along the coast.
Small independent museum in the King's Road arches, run with the local fishing community, on the history of Brighton's fishermen. Admission is free.
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Police cells in the basement of Brighton Town Hall, used until the 1960s and now a museum of Sussex policing shown on guided tours.
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Contemporary art gallery on Duke Street with exhibitions, film screenings, talks and a café.
Free-standing clock tower built in 1888 to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, at the crossroads at the top of West Street.
Three-sided set piece of 69 houses built between 1818 and 1832 around a garden that opens onto the seafront.
War memorial in the garden of Regency Square, facing the seafront and the i360.
Church of England parish church on West Street, a few minutes from the seafront.
Synagogue at 66 Middle Street built for the Brighton Hebrew Congregation, an Orthodox community formed in the 1820s.
Quaker meeting house in the Lanes, off Ship Street.
Gardens on the Old Steine, the road between the Royal Pavilion and the Palace Pier where many city bus stops are.
The city's war memorial, in the Old Steine gardens north of the Palace Pier.
Visitor centre in the King's Road arches about the Rampion offshore wind farm, commissioned in 2018 off the Sussex coast.
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Conference and exhibition centre on King's Road, used for national party conferences and also for concerts.
Pebble beach along the city seafront, with a little sand at low tide; lifeguards patrol flagged areas in the summer months.
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The Royal Pavilion, the Dome and the independent streets between the station and the Old Steine
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Regency crescents, Volk's Electric Railway, the aquarium and St James's Street east of the pier
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Regency squares, beach huts, Church Road and George Street west of the Peace Statue
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