Travel and tourism services in BN1

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17 Princes House
North Street, 165-169 1692
Buckingham House (Annex) - Flats A,B,C
Buckingham Place BN1 3PJ
Buckingham Lodge
Buckingham Place, 20 BN1 3PL
Wellesbourne
Preston Road 1692 Brighton

Artwork

Afloat
Doughnut Groyne 1692 Brighton
Brighton and Hove Camera Club exhibition
King's Road 1692
Dog and Bone Gallery
Powis Square, 24 1692
Monthly curated shows in "Brighton’s Smallest Gallery Space": a pair of old red phone boxes.
Giant Turtle #1 1692
Giant Turtle #2 1692
Gilded Elm
Front Road 1692
One of the two English Elm twins in Preston Park, the oldest English Elms. After being removed due to dutch elm disease, has now been turned into a piece of art.
Kissing Coppers
Trafalgar Street, 48 1692
Orang Utangs Mural
Middle Street, 40 1692
Orang Utangs Mural
Middle Street 1692
Passacaglia
King's Road Arches, 167 1692
Metal halfpipe
Protecting Costa Rican Wildlife
Jew Street, 10 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
Steve Ovett's Foot 1692
The can-can
Clyde Road, 2 1692
Can-can dancer"s legs on the roof. Acquired from the closed Not The Moulin Rouge Theatre in Oxford.
The Golden Spiral
Kings Road Arches, 85-90 1692
The Lorax
Norfolk Square 1692
Twins
Churchill Square Piazza 1692
University of Sussex sign
University of Sussex Boundary Walk 1692
University of Sussex sign
University of Sussex Boundary Walk 1692
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King Place 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
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Bond Street Lane, 11 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
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Orange Row, 23 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
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Portland Street, 25 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
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Portland Street, 19 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
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Marlborough Place 1692
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The Ride 1692
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Pavilion Gardens 1692

Touristic Attraction

Brighton Seafront Art Pieces
King's Road 1692
Devil's Dyke 1692
Offshore Wind Farm 1692
Opening hours: 24/7
Preston Twins
Front Road 1692
Rampion Offshore Wind Farm Visitor Centre - Rampion Offshore Wind Farm
Kings Road Arches, 76-81 BN1 2FN Brighton
Email: visitorcentre@rampionoffshore.com
The aim of the centre is to increase awareness and understanding of the wind farm itself, as well as to raise knowledge about offshore wind energy and global climate change. It houses exhibitions, videos, VR experience, and other interactive displays so t
Opening hours: 10:00-16:00
Remains of Cableway - public access 1692
Britains first cable car took visitors across the valley on two cagework cars, each sitting 4 passengers. It took two minutes to get from one side to the other. All you can see today are the remains of the concrete foundations
Remains of Cableway 1692
Britains first cable car took visitors across the valley on two cagework cars, each sitting 4 passengers. It took two minutes to get from one side to the other. All you can see today are the remains of the concrete foundations
Royal Pavilion
Pavilion Buildings, 4-5 BN1 1EE Brighton
The Bomb House 1692
Former WW1 bomb detonator testing facility
Upside Down House - Upside Down House UK Ltd
Kings Road Arches, 42-43 BN1 2LN Brighton
Upside Down House ticket office
Kings Road Arches, 38-39 BN1 2LN Brighton
Victorian Playground
Devil's Dyke Road 1692
In1895, H J Hubbard bought Devil"s Dyke and turned it into a Victorian Funfair and amusement park.
West Pier 1692

gallery

19a - no fee
Hollingdean Terrace, 19a BN1 7HB Brighton
19a is an arts space based in the Hollingdean area of Brighton. We have a community of artists in residence alongside a gallery and wholefoods shop with space for workshops and meetings
Opening hours: Mo-Sa 10:00-17:00
Art 5 Gallery
Prince Albert Street, 1-3 BN1 1HE Brighton
Fabrica
Duke Street, 40 BN1 1AG Brighton
Gallery40
Gloucester Road, 40 1692 Brighton
Starling Studio - no fee
Havelock Road, 107 BN1 6GL
- - no fee
Market Street, 54-55 1692

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Museum

Booth Museum of Natural History - Brighton and Hove Council - no fee
Dyke Road, 194 BN1 5AA Brighton
Brighton Fishing Museum - no fee
King's Road BN1 1NB Brighton
Opening hours: Mo-Su 10:00-18:15
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery - fee
Church Street 1692
Opening hours: Tu-Su 10:00-17:00; Mo off
Brighton Toy and Model Museum
Trafalgar Street, 52-55 BN1 4EB Brighton
Phone: +44 1273 749494
Victorian cellars beneath Brighton Station forecourt and Brighton Station, accessible at street level from Trafalgar Street.
Old Police Cells Museum
Bartholomews 1692
Preston Manor
Preston Drove BN1 6SD Brighton
Phone: +44 3000 290900
Stanmer Craft Museum 1692

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