Why You SHOULD Visit Brighton!

Welcome to Brighton! a seaside resort on the south coast of England in East Sussex, It is 47 miles south of London. We start the tour on the famous Brighton Pier, head on a ride or two, I check out under the pier and have a brief look into the famous Brighton Sewer! From there we head along the seafront into the city and check out the Royal Pavilion, We see are the oldest working aquarium in the world Sea life Brighton built back in 1872, The Brighton i360, The Grand Hotel, The Banstand, West Pier, The Lanes and so much more! (filmed in 4K)

Walk with me around Brighton and let's do some sightseeing!

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[humayunkabir]

I lived in Brighton from 1975 to 1979 while I was studying in Sussex. I have also been around all over England, Wales and Scotland. However I think the best place is Brighton. The people are very loving and care for you the atmosphere is great it is a very lively town ..
I had my best 5 years of life I still cherish.
When ever I visit I make sure to visit Brighton.
All the friends are gone but I still enjoy the stroll cherishing memories of my younger days .
Brighton is like my second home I love it

[btnbiker]

I've lived here for 21 years and love it. It's a Shame we have an ineffective city council and a lot of tourists who can't behave but it's still one of the best places to live in the UK

[TalkingWithMyAI]

I lived in Brighton for a couple of years back in 1997. I've got so many good memories from that lovely place. A little bit of my heard it'll always be there. Thanks for bringing me back to one of best places in the UK. Cheers!

[jimpeck]

“ From Soho down to Brighton I must have played ‘em all” ….as an American it’s on my bucket list 👍🏼

[gunnarmartinetvillanueva]

Hello from Peru!
Great memories came back. I was blessed to be there back in 2001 and spent the best time of my life! Looking forward to visting it again with my family.

[shane-porter]

A couple of years ago, having lived a bit up north, but mostly down south, my family decided to go to Brighton for a few days. I wanted to get a feel, as I like to explore, and give my family the impression that I know where we’re going. Your video was fantastic. My kids complained. They didn’t like the walking. But I’ve got to say that I had a huge head start because of this video.

Thank you. 🎉❤

[bigronearl]

I'm amazed you walked all that way and not once were you asked for any spare change or a ciggy.

[LoisDavidsonArt]

I live there, and loved seeing it through your eyes! Its such a wonderful cosmopolitan city, next time you visit, try the North Laines, very Bohemian with loads of street art, and amazing shops

[onyxstewart]

I grew up in Brighton and still live nearby. The city has a lot of flaws but there's some wonderful parts to it that you captured so well. It's a shame you couldn't visit the Sealife Centre, it's beautiful in there. Used to have my birthday parties in there as a child. Also I remember going on the ghost train as a child and being terrified. Looking at it here I'm wondering how on earth it scared me so much!

[jcs]

I have been to Brighton many times, and have both good memories (some have 'become' sad ones) but love it for its great laid back vibe, and bohemian attitude (that a lot of other places lack).
After returning to the UK after living for 3 years in Spain, it is that, which has made me so aware of all the great towns, villages and places that we have in this wonderful country.

[jcem]

What a magnificent video highlighting the best of Brighton. Very impressive both Brighton and the beautifully put together video. Thank you .

[DrinaRibena]

I love Hastings. My sister lives there and I visit whenever I can. Some great pubs to try are The Seadog, The FILO, Whistle Trago and The Albion. So many quirky book stores and antique stores to visit. And the climate is a lot nicer than my native Ireland! 😊

[bill]

As a Brightonian who left some time ago, I really hate the whole London-by-sea moniker. Back in the 90s and early 2000s it was such a fantastic place with its own identity and culture. I'm so glad I grew up there but it's not the town it once was. It's literally become a caricature of itself, with the things that made it what it was often being priced out. It's now a business designed to rinse people, mainly from London.

[AmbientWalking]

I can watch your videos all day long. Thanks for being such a great companion!

[michaelhill-ckue]

We had a holiday in Brighton and Hove back in 1977. I was only 5 at the time and not like the beach, but had a great time, enjoying the fair on the pier, the dolphin show and walking around Brighton following this way to the circus signs. There was a circus in Brighton when we were on Holiday but we never found it the signs just keep taking us round in circles. Since then I visit Brighton when I'm on holiday down the coast in Eastbourne, always try to fit my holiday when Surrey cricket team are at home at the County cricket ground in Hove. Brings back memories and want to get down sometime with my college mate. This was my great uncle and auntie's favourite resort when the lived in London in the late 1950's/early 60's before they move to Hull.

[lilimartin]

I’m moving to Brighton in three weeks for uni, having only visited once. I’ve been watching all these types of videos I could find because I’m so excited. I really love the place and I wish I could just go there right now!! Great video 😊

[fievans]

My home county! Beautiful East Sussex!! Spent many a happy time in Brighton 😊
Feeling nostalgic 😌

[jetthias]

Brighton 👍🦊🐼✨️ the sea front looks like Hastings, Nice to see Brighton too, i'm thinking in 2022 New thinks appears... tanks to remind me such souvenir and memories have a good day Tim

[davidbarnes]

A Brilliant Review. As you say; Brighton is London on Sea. It has everything that London has, without the hassle and pollution. We re-discovered it pre Covid Lockdown, and visited several times on day trips and weekend stays. However, there was never enough time to experience all that Brighton offers so we are booking a week's holiday this summer. Brighton has preserved it's unique history such as the Lanes, the Pavillion, its architecture, Pier and Funfair, whilst also modernising without compromising or replacing its history. There are traditional pubs and modern bars that appeal to all. Restaurants and Cafés offer excellent menu choices from every part of the world. Instead of shelling out tens of thousands of pounds on Regeneration Officers and consultants, those in charge of trying to regenerate our dead and dying coastal towns should instead hop on a coach with you, visit Brighton and copy what they see.

[HaibaraSecret]

Been on holidays in Brighton many times already and I plan on many more and I feel you've captured it beautifully. Brighton really caught my heart with its atmosphere. I love not only Brighton, but also what you can reach around, if you'd love to get some pure nature without the sea, you'll have the Devil's Dyke, or if you want to have some cliffs, it's just an hour away.