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More to see in Brighton
The beautiful English city of Brighton is comfortably situated on the coast of the English Channel. Nowadays, this is an internationally famous resort destination approximately eighty kilometers away from the capital of the United Kingdom. Every year, a big number of tourists and vacationers visit this city in order to relax at comfortable beaches, sunbathe in the rays of the tender sun, and simply forget about urban stress and all troubles. In Brighton, you will find trendy restaurants, hotels, and a great number of various shops. The city has an active nightlife, so Brighton is suitable for party-goers. The history of the city started in the middle of the 18th century when Richard Russell, a British physician, published his work, in which he described the healing effect of seawater and its positive impact on health. He recommended patients to take sea baths in Brighton. This gave a boost to a small town that slowly started evolving into a popular resort. Prince and then King of the United Kingdom George IV liked this settlement, and so Brighton started developing even faster. The king visited this town many times and spent much time here. Thanks to the king, Brighton got one of its major landmarks – the Royal Pavilion. The first railroad in the region appeared in 1841. The railroad made it easy for residents of London to visit the resort. This important event made Brighton even more popular, and its population quickly doubled. The territory of Brighton increased in … Read further

Our guide to Brighton

Brighton sightseeing

As it was mentioned above, the Royal Pavilion is the main landmark of Brighton. When George IV was visiting the city, he initially was staying at a farmer’s house that was small in size. The building turned into a luxurious villa in 1787 and got a neoclassic look after a thorough reconstruction. At that time, the building was famous as the Marine Pavilion. Twenty-five years later, a new reconstruction … Open

Great Britain - moving around the country

The UK has a very long railway network. That’s one of the best in Europe. The most remote regions of the country can be reached by means of such transport. In order to save a little, it is worth buying tickets one or two weeks in advance. You can also get a reusable ticket. The speed of most of the trains in England reaches two hundred kilometers per hour. The cars are clean and comfortable. Trains run according to the schedule. The maximum delay time is 10-20 minutes. The cost depends on the duration of the trip, the point of departure and the class of a train or a car. To save time, many tourists travel between the most famous cities of the kingdom by air. There are about 450 air harbors in the country. Domestic flights are available at almost every airport. You can get there by buses, trains, transfers or by taxi. Since the United Kingdom is an island state, there is a well-developed sea transport. You can move between the mainland and coastal cities by ships and ferries. Moreover, the second type of transport is more popular among tourists. Firstly, its cost is low. Secondly, it is possible to transport any goods, and even cars or bicycles on ferries. In the midst of the tourist season, water taxis, yachts, and excursion boats run on Thames in London. You can also take a taxi. There are two main types of taxis - with meters and with a fixed tariff. In the first case, such a car can be taken on the street. The second type of taxi can be called only by phone. Don't forget to get the cost of the trip from the operator in advance. … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Great Britain

One of the most significant events in the fashion world takes place in London. London Fashion Week attracts the most famous designers. World stars come to watch defiles. The event is held twice a year, in February and September. The best fashion houses in Britain show new collections to the public. The unique festival of the Straw Bear is held in the vicinity of Cambridge. During the parade, processions with straw stuffed bears are held along the streets. At the end of the holiday, figurines are burned. In early August, the festival of the legendary hero of England, Robin Hood, takes place in Mansfield. The event is accompanied by theatrical performances and historical reconstructions of the battles. In February, the Vikings Festival is held in York. This city was the capital of the Vikings many centuries ago. Residents of the city transform into fearless warriors and participate in improvised battles. … Open

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