Brighton in a day: 9 things not to miss
Brighton has a wealth of sites so you can never see it all in a day. Read our local guide's recommendation for the top 9 not to miss!
Do you want to join the only Brighton free tour with a born and bred Brightonian? What’s more his family have lived here for at least 480 years! Nat always found Brighton and its history fascinating, and after exploring the world himself he could think of nothing better than to show Brighton back to the world. And what’s not to love about a city with an extravagant royal palace and stables, the world’s oldest electric railway and aquarium, a party every night of the week and of course the beach! He therefore founded Free Walking Tours Brighton – Real Brighton Tours, completely run by one guy, where a percentage of earnings even go to a local homeless charity.  Â
The Best of Brighton Walking Tour explores the highs and lows of Brighton history. Whether you’re looking for a disappearing turkey, dolphins that look like fish, horses given their own palace, a brewer burnt in a barrel and a ninja river, the Best of Brighton Walking Tour has it all. Â
The Murder, Malice and Mystery Tour dares you to explore the darker side of Brighton’s history. Legs found in a suitcase, bodies disappearing with literally no trace and the whole of the government almost bombed into smithereens. Attend only if you think you are brave enough!Â
Nat loves to make his tours funny and engaging so forget boring history classes. The well researched tours draw on Nat's experience with both history and acting and are accompanied by pictures to bring the locations alive. So book your space now!Â
Brighton has a wealth of sites so you can never see it all in a day. Read our local guide's recommendation for the top 9 not to miss!
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