South East · England

Top 10 places in Brighton

Ranked from real traveller ratings and review counts in our places database. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Brighton worth visiting.

  1. 1Attraction

    Royal Pavilion

    4.6(13,605 reviews)

    The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a distinctive attraction, originally built for King George IV. This unique Asian-style palace features beautifully restored rooms and gardens, offering visitors an insight into its rich history.

    4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EE, UK

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  2. 2Attraction

    National Trust - Devil's Dyke

    4.7(5,215 reviews)

    Devil's Dyke, a National Trust attraction near Brighton, offers a scenic V-shaped valley with numerous walking trails. Visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views across the South Downs countryside, making it an ideal spot for nature programs and outdoor exploration.

    Devil's Dyke Rd, Brighton BN1 8YJ, UK

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  3. 3Pub

    Brighton Palace Pier

    4.4(37,428 reviews)

    Brighton Palace Pier, a historic landmark opened in 1899, offers a quintessential British seaside experience. Visitors can enjoy fairground rides, bars, and restaurants, or simply relax in deckchairs while admiring the sea views. This iconic pier combines Victorian charm with various entertainment options.

    Madeira Dr, Brighton BN2 1TW, UK

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  4. 4Attraction

    Preston Manor and Preston Park

    4.5(4,948 reviews)

    Preston Manor and Preston Park offers Brighton's largest urban green space, featuring extensive open areas ideal for relaxation or sports. This popular location also hosts various events, including concerts, fairs, and circuses, alongside its historic manor house.

    Preston Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 6SD, UK

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  5. 5Restaurant

    Dishoom Permit Room Brighton

    4.9(7,330 reviews)

    Dishoom Permit Room Brighton is a highly-rated restaurant located on East Street in the vibrant city of Brighton. This establishment offers a distinctive dining experience, serving a variety of dishes for both breakfast and dinner. It's a popular spot for those seeking Indian-inspired cuisine in the area.

    32 East St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1HL, UK

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  6. 6Attraction

    SEA LIFE Brighton

    4.2(8,279 reviews)

    Located on Marine Parade in Brighton, SEA LIFE Brighton is a family-friendly attraction showcasing a diverse array of sea creatures. Housed within a historic building, it offers engaging exhibits and interactive displays for visitors of all ages. Many exhibits include play areas and options for group bookings.

    Marine Parade, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1TB, UK

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  7. 7Restaurant

    Bill's Brighton Restaurant

    4.6(4,498 reviews)

    Bill's Brighton Restaurant is a contemporary European chain located in the heart of Brighton. This eatery offers distinct menus for breakfast, afternoon tea, lunch, and dinner. Situated at 100 North Rd, it's a popular spot with a high Google rating.

    100 North Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1YE, UK

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  8. 8Restaurant

    Burnt Orange

    4.8(2,695 reviews)

    Burnt Orange is a stylish Brighton restaurant offering a monthly tasting menu and global provisions. Guests can enjoy a selection of cocktails and wines alongside their meal. Located on Middle Street, it provides a sophisticated dining experience in the city.

    59 Middle St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AL, UK

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  9. 9Restaurant

    The Ivy In The Lanes

    4.5(3,871 reviews)

    Nestled in Brighton's Lanes, The Ivy In The Lanes is an airy, art-filled restaurant. It offers an all-day dining menu, complemented by champagne and bespoke cocktails.

    51A Ship St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AF, UK

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  10. 10Landmark

    Old Steine Gardens

    4.2(957 reviews)

    Old Steine Gardens is a prominent landmark in Brighton, featuring a triangular garden layout. Visitors can admire a Victorian fountain, war memorials, and a statue of Sir John Cordy Burrows. This well-located spot is often a hub for public events and offers a moment of calm amidst the city's hustle.

    55 Old Steine, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EH, UK

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