The back story
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Area guide
Preston Park and Seven Dials: the area guide
The city’s largest urban park, Preston Manor, the Duke of York’s and the streets north of the station.
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Preston Park and Preston Manor, the Duke of York’s Picturehouse, London Road and the Open Market.
Area guide
The city’s largest urban park, Preston Manor, the Duke of York’s and the streets north of the station.
Edwardian house and gardens
A historic manor house and walled gardens beside Preston Park.
Preston Drove, Brighton BN1 6SDExplore View on map
Victorian cases of birds
A Victorian natural history museum on Dyke Road, famous for its cases of birds.
A historic picture house
A historic picture house at Preston Circus, and home of the CineCity film festival.
Preston Road, Brighton BN1 4NAExplore View on map
The largest urban park
The city’s largest urban park, in the council’s words, with its rose garden, sports pitches and cafés.
Preston Park, Brighton BN1 6HNExplore View on map
Gateway to the Downs
The city’s largest park and gateway to the South Downs National Park, with woods, a village, Stanmer House and a walled garden.
On the edge of the Downs
Woodland paths, the village church and pond, and the Walled Garden at Stanmer.
Every August
The city’s great LGBTQ+ celebration every August: the Community Parade, Pride on the Park and the Kemptown street party.
In the MICHELIN Guide
A chef-led tasting-menu restaurant, listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
9 Preston Road, Brighton BN1 4QEExplore View on map
In the MICHELIN Guide
Spanish cooking on Baker Street, off London Road; listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
15 Baker Street, Brighton BN1 4JNExplore View on map
Food and makers
The covered market off London Road, with food stalls, fresh produce, makers and studios.
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