Brighton, UK

Nicknamed “London-by-the-Sea,” Brighton has been popular with Londoners since the railroads connected the two cities in the 1840s. Being only an hour's train ride away from London makes Brighton a commuter city.
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What makes Brighton so unique?

• It’s the nearest south coast to London
• It has the UK’s most eccentric palace
• It’s the Green capital of Britain
• ABBA won the Eurovision song contest here
• It’s the LGBTQ capital of Britain

Cute and quirky, Brighton may seem like a typical British seaside resort, but delve below the surface and you’ll discover vintage shopping, mouth-watering cuisine and plenty of pubs for an afternoon tipple. Explore the Victorian history and modern-day delights of Brighton Palace Pier, get your shop on in the winding streets and boho boutiques of The Lanes, or experience a bird’s eye perspective of the coastline from 450ft above the ground, on British Airways i360. Dig in to freshly cooked fish and chips, or get back to nature amongst the white cliffs and ancient woodlands of the South Downs National Park. From wildlife to seaside charm, Brighton rocks!