The domes and minarets of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton under a clear blue sky

Itinerary · Brighton & Hove, United Kingdom

Three days in Brighton & Hove

The classic first visit: the Pavilion, the Lanes and the North Laine, Regency Hove and the seafront at sunset.

Three days

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  1. Day 1, 10:00

    1Royal Pavilion

    Royal Pavilion Garden·Regency palace

    Book on the Brighton & Hove Museums site.

  2. Day 1, 12:00

    2The North Laine

    North Laine·Shopping quarter

    Kensington Gardens and Gardner Street.

  3. Day 1, 14:00

    3The Lanes

    Old town·Shopping quarter

    Across North Street into the twittens.

  4. Day 1, 19:30

    4Burnt Orange

    Middle Street, the Lanes·Mediterranean, wood-fired

    Bib Gourmand (2026), on Middle Street.

  5. Day 2, 10:00

    5Regency Brighton & Hove

    Kemptown to Hove·Architecture walk

    Brunswick Square and Adelaide Crescent.

  6. Day 2, 13:00

    6Brighton i360

    Lower King’s Road·Viewing tower

    Check opening times on its site.

  7. Day 2, 17:00

    7The West Pier

    King’s Road·Pier ruin

    The ruin at sunset.

  8. Day 2, 19:30

    8Maré by Rafael Cagali

    Church Road, Hove·Modern cooking

    One MICHELIN Star (2026), if you booked.

  9. Day 3, 10:00

    9Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

    Royal Pavilion Garden·Museum and gallery

    In the Royal Pavilion Garden.

  10. Day 3, 12:30

    10Brighton Open Market

    London Road·Market

    Lunch from the stalls.

  11. Day 3, 16:00

    11Brighton Palace Pier

    Madeira Drive·Pleasure pier

    Then the arches of the lower promenade.

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