Day Trips in London
"Located just under one hour by train, Brighton is a quirky coastal city with its own distinct character. Whether you’re an old school rocker or a modern-day hipster, Brighton will welcome you with a range of events, a thought-provoking arts scene, and diverse festivals. Often referred to as the gay capital of the UK, Brighton has a renowned nightlife with clubs, bars, and restaurants to suit all music styles and interests.You can start your day at the Royal Pavilion. Constructed in 1787 as a summer palace for King George IV, who had a taste for extravagant and over-the-top furnishings, it’s the most impressive and unusual building in the city. From there, you’re not far from The Lanes, an excellent place to take in Brighton’s winning shopping scene; you’ll find homemade clothing, local arts and crafts, and dozens of antique jewelry shops.From there, it’s just a few steps to Brighton Pier, where you can experience the UK’s traditional seaside culture at the amusement arcades. You can order fish and chips for lunch at the pier or head along the shore due west, where you’ll find excellent restaurants for lunch like Halisco, Taste of Sahara, or The Gingerman. The ideal time of year to visit Brighton is late spring when you can enjoy a pleasant climate and fewer crowds, savoring its long pebble beach in peace." - MATADOR_NETWORK
