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The cosmopolitan resort of Brighton on the south coast provides
a diverse mixture of regency heritage, traditional seaside fun and
modern entertainment. The seafront is lined with numerous
bars, cafés and restaurants.
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| Brighton is well known for its fascinating maze of 17th-century
streets - the 'Lanes.' Here you will find an array of antique,
jewellery and designer stores, along with a mix of quaint
fisherman's cottages, pubs and restaurants, to suit all styles and
tastes. There are three other main designated shopping areas
that have a wide choice of high street stores to choose from.
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| The spectacular Royal Pavilion is another prominent feature in
Brighton. Once the seaside palace of George VI, the Royal
Pavilion is an exotic mix of Indian exterior and Chinese interior.
It has to be seen to be believed.
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| Brighton is often called 'London by the sea' and this is borne
out by its exciting, fast-paced lifestyle. Brighton prides itself on
its nightlife. There are a large number of restaurants to choose
from, offering all types of cuisine and with bars and nightclubs
open every night of the week, there is something to suit every
taste and pocket.
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