| Page Views: 2,275 Last Visit to Brighton: September, 2002 | Brighton - The city by the sea by HORSCHECK - last update: Jan 20, 2008 |
| Brighton from the Palace Pier |
I visited Brighton twice (08.1997 and 09.2002) and I decided to build my VT page about this seaside resort on the day when I read in the newspaper that the famous West Pier collapsed by the wind and rain (29/12/2002).
In the past Brighton was the place to be for the Regency Society. Nowadays Brighton offers an interesting mixture of an university town, seaside amusement, amazing architecture and a scenic beachfront.
The traditional resort of Brighton is a good base to explore England's southcoast between Portsmouth and Hastings.
"When perusing a menu, never consider anything containig the words goujon, platter, or cheesy."
--- Nineteenth Rule of Travel by Pete McCarthy ---
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| Pros: | "Interesting mixture of traditional resort and buzzling university town." | | Cons: | "Due to its popularity, Brighton is quite expensive." | | In A Nutshell: | "The city by the sea." |
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LoriPori Mon Aug 10, 2009 12:16 UTC
Brighton sure looks like a fun place to spend a few days. The beach, the amusement parks, pubs and fish& chips - all sound inviting to me. | alancollins Thu Apr 23, 2009 16:24 UTC
I spent a number of holidays in Brighton as a child, as it was the closest sea-side resort to where I lived. | margaretvn Sat Dec 27, 2008 07:47 UTC
enjoyed your page. I used to work in Portsmouth while i was in the Navy. Walked past HMS Vistory (Nelsons ship) every day going to work. | Luchonda Mon Nov 24, 2008 22:49 UTC
My favourite is a cold guinness Cheers |
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