Brighton & Hove is a city like no other. Lonely Planet described it as the most colourful
place in Britain, and in 2017 it was crowned the happiest place to live in the UK.
Brighton & Hove was also named the most hipster city in the world last year due to its large
amount of record shops, tattoo parlours and vegan cafe's. It even beat Portland Oregon of all places.
North Laine is the place to come if you fancy a bit of shopping or a bite to eat. It's Brighton's
boutique beating heart and you'll find bars, restaurants, shops and Brighton's best loved comedy venue: Komedia.
North Laine should of course not be confused with...
The Lanes one of the most atmospheric areas of Brighton.
In these tiny alleyways, you'll find jewellers, antique shops, and lots of hidden jems.
Brighton Palace Pier is one of the most recognisable piers in the UK, officially opened in 1899
it has welcomed millions of visitors and pleasure seekers since.
There's arcade amusements, roller coaster rides, food stalls, bars and of course a stick of world famous Brighton rock.
You've probably seen this iconic attraction on Instagram accompanied by the sun setting.
The west pier used to be a booming tourist attraction back in the day. It closed in the 1970s and burned town in 2003,
and it's charred skeleton has become a tourist attraction in its own right.
From one of the oldest attractions, to one of the newest, opened in 2016, this is all 162 metres of the British Airways i360.
The i360 offers amazing views of Brighton and its surrounding areas from its donut-shaped platform.
Students can even get a discount on what they call 'Flights'.
Another one of Brighton's instantly recognisable landmarks is the amazing architecture that's
the Royal Pavilion. Looking like it was brought over brick by brick from India, it was built for George
IV, The Prince of Wales, as his summer home.
He lived an extremely lavish lifestyle and even had a giraffe as a pet, as you do.
There's lots of parks doted around the outskirts of Brighton, including this one - Preston Park
a perfect place to come for a walk, a game of tennis or cycle along its full scale velodrome.
It's not always quite so peaceful here though, the Brighton Pride festival is held hear every year.
It's mad to think that Brittany Spears was here on this ground in Summer 2018.
Next to our Falmer Campus is this fine site. Brighton & Hove Albion played their first
game at the AMEX stadium, or known as Falmer Stadium in 2011 after years of being homeless.
The club almost went out of existence in 1997, when they avoided both relegation from the football league and liquidation.
But in 2017, after several near misses, Brighton & Hove Albion returned to top flight football
for the first time in over 34 years where they faced teams like Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal in the premiere league.
This is the stunning Devil's Dyke, just outside of the city but easily reached by bus, car or by bike.
This place gets its name because, according to local mythology, it's the work of the devil
, but you'll just be up here for a picnic or a hike.
We hope we've given you a helpful guide to some of the places you should visit in Brighton
and Hove. It's a great place to live and a great place to learn.
We hope that you enjoy your time here and find some of your own favourite spots.