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Aquarium opened in 1872 as Brighton Aquarium on Madeira Drive; it is the oldest aquarium in the world still operating.
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Places worth your time in Kemptown
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Aquarium opened in 1872 as Brighton Aquarium on Madeira Drive; it is the oldest aquarium in the world still operating.
Narrow-gauge line along the beach, opened by Magnus Volk in 1883: the oldest working electric railway in the world. No booking needed.
Victorian cast-iron arches and walkway, 865 metres long, closed as unsafe in 2015-16 and now being restored in phases by the council.
Zip wire from a 30-metre tower running 300 metres along the beach near the Palace Pier, with a rooftop bar and kitchen.
Regency estate of Sussex Square, Lewes Crescent, Arundel Terrace and Chichester Terrace, financed by Thomas Read Kemp and built by Thomas Cubitt.
Park laid out from 1825 by Thomas Attree as a private residential park inspired by Regent's Park, later named after Queen Adelaide.
Listed gateway with walls and railings at the Egremont Place entrance to Queen's Park.
Listed gateway with walls, piers and railings at the Park Street entrance to Queen's Park.
Red-brick Gothic Revival church of the late 1870s, built after the earlier church collapsed during renovation. Grade II* listed.
Church built at the request of Thomas Read Kemp for his Kemp Town estate, now regarded as the parish church of the wider Kemptown area.
Roman Catholic church on Bristol Road, the first built in Brighton after Catholic Emancipation in the early 19th century.
Built in 1838 on Carlton Hill as an Anglican church; declared redundant in 1980 and later sold to the Greek Orthodox community.
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Modern church completed in 2003, the third Methodist place of worship on this site and successor to Brighton's first Methodist church.
Artificial marina built between 1971 and 1979 east of Kemp Town, with a working harbour, homes, shops and restaurants.
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Regency squares, beach huts, Church Road and George Street west of the Peace Statue
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Narrow shopping lanes, the Palace Pier, the i360 and the pebble beach in the centre of Brighton
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The Royal Pavilion, the Dome and the independent streets between the station and the Old Steine
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