As we are increasingly forced to reconsider our travel plans, with global warming and the impact on the environment, began to be frowned upon to exotic parts of the world for a few weeks in the sun. A few hundred years holiday was unheard of for the average family, and only the rich could afford to travel abroad and stay at home has proved incredibly difficult and expensive.
It 'was during this periodthe first British seaside resorts began when those who could afford to travel to thrive, could harm the alleged benefits aspects of the sea. It was in 1750 that a doctor at the scene praised the virtues of the sea around the fishing village of Brighton, and in this article, I have a look at this, people still take the English seaside resort.
known in a few decades, Brighton was the Prince Regent (later King George IV) and in 1780 he held lavish parties byOcean in his summer palace incredible. It was not long before the city became a popular meeting place for the rich of London, but in 1840, with the arrival of the railroad, which was less well-off to make trips to the sea and Brighton has been incredibly popular search from London a short flight from the city.
Today the Royal Pavilion, former summer residence of Prince Regent and the building remains one of the most extravagant is famous sights of Brighton. After being purchasedthe city in 1850, the building was used as meeting rooms, but now you can visit the splendid dining hall and browse. Other attractions include the historic Edwardian Preston Manor, which will be chock full of beautiful paintings, jewelry, antiques and other items you would expect in a top class home to find the time.
One of the most exciting, modern tourist attractions is the amazing Brighton Sea Life Centre on Marine Parade. With its beautifulunderwater observation tunnel to see sharks, turtles, and some of the more than 150 other creatures swimming past on and off. The 57 screens offer first-class entertainment for the whole family and in the tidal pool, you can even touch the creatures such as starfish. If you're so excited, you can also join their campaign to save the whale.
Brighton also offers a number of museums, galleries and other cultural attractions. Museums range from the brilliant Brighton MuseumHove Museum and more specialist Fishing Museum, the Old Police Cells and the most interesting (for children and big kids) Toy & Model Museum.
Besides relaxing on the beach, you will find a selection of parks and gardens, including the famous Royal Pavilion Gardens. But most people come to Brighton to become a living experience such as Brighton has all the elements of a typical English seaside resort.
Most of the fun of the sea can usually be found on BrightonPalace Pier. The Brighton Marine Palace and Pier is an entertainment center of the family described as a theme park on the sea. Along the pier is expected porches, side stalls and amusement park, a restaurant, bar and take-away food. The pier is 10 am every morning, but leaves open only 11 clock and other attractions and bars open until late.
The other key element of the resort is its nightlife. Encouraged by the students of the two local universities, the large gay communityand influx of young visitors from London, looking after a wild night, this lively resort comes alive at night. The choice of restaurants, bars and clubs is huge and constantly changing as small businesses to close and open new ones to take their place. Of course there are some teams already established, such as the Honey Club is a popular bar during the day, but focus on smaller venues for live music acts and several mainstream. Few places in Britain to rival BrightonWhat is the nightlife.
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