Brighton 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring the City Centre

• Morning:

  • Start your day with breakfast at Bills Brighton located on St James’s Street, known for its delicious brunch options.
  • Visit the iconic Brighton Pier, take a stroll along the pier and enjoy the beautiful sea views.
  • Explore the vibrant The Lanes area, a maze of narrow pedestrian alleys with quirky shops, antique stores, and independent boutiques.

• Afternoon:

  • Head to the Royal Pavilion, an exotic palace in the centre of Brighton, built for King George IV.
  • Visit The British Airways i360 Tower for a panoramic view of Brighton and the Sussex coastline.
  • Take a leisurely walk along Brighton Beach and enjoy some fish and chips from one of the many beachfront vendors.

• Evening:

  • Dine at Salt Room, a modern seafood restaurant with stunning views of the beach and the English Channel.
  • End your day with a drink at The Mesmerist, a cocktail bar hidden in The Lanes.

Day 2: Cultural Brighton

• Morning:

  • Grab coffee and pastries from Small Batch Coffee Co. before visiting the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, showcasing art, design, and social history.
  • Explore the Booth Museum of Natural History for a journey through the natural world.

• Afternoon:

  • Have lunch at Foodilicious, serving delicious vegetarian and vegan dishes.
  • Visit The Boat Gallery & Workshop to learn about the city’s maritime history.
  • Take a stroll through Phoenix Park, home to Brighton’s open-air arts venue, cafes, and beautiful gardens.

• Evening:

  • Dine at Silvana, a vegetarian restaurant with a focus on organic and locally sourced ingredients.
  • Catch a comedy show or live music event at The Komedia.

Day 3: Brighton’s Green Spaces & Relaxation

• Morning:

  • Start your day with breakfast at Veggie Prince, a vegetarian cafe serving delicious brunch options.
  • Visit the beautiful Stanmer Park and explore the National Trust estate, including the farm shop and Ranger’s House tea rooms.

• Afternoon:

  • Have lunch at The Saltcave, a cafe located in Stanmer Park with a focus on locally sourced ingredients.
  • Relax and unwind at Brighton Natural Health Centre with a massage or yoga session.

Things to Know:

• Brighton is known for its vibrant nightlife, with plenty of bars, clubs, and live music venues.
• The city is very bike-friendly, with cycle lanes and bike rentals available throughout the city.
• The best way to get around Brighton is by foot or bike, but there are also buses and trams available.
• The seafront and many attractions can be quite crowded during peak tourist season (July-August), so it’s best to visit early in the day if possible.

Tips:

• Check out local events listings before you visit, as there’s always something happening in Brighton!
• Don’t miss out on the street art scene, especially around the North Laine area.
• Be prepared for variable weather – it can be sunny and warm one minute, then rainy the next!