Once I got off the train, the city centre is just a 5-minute walk.
Brighton is a small town.
All the attractions, such as the Clock Tower, The Lanes, Brighton Dome, Royal Pavilion, are pretty much all within 20-minute walk.
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Sunday, 29 March 2015
Saturday, 28 March 2015
Brighton Part 1: A Seaside City
About 86km away from London (SE England), I travelled to the seaside city of Brighton one Sunday.
The Brighton Pavilion was the main reason I decided to visit.
One of the Pavilion's most famous residence was George, Prince of Wales.
(No, not the little Prince George - he is the Prince of Cambridge.)
Now that I've done this extremely brief Royal introduction, I feel a lack of knowledge on the topic of the British Royals.
The Brighton Pavilion was the main reason I decided to visit.
One of the Pavilion's most famous residence was George, Prince of Wales.
(No, not the little Prince George - he is the Prince of Cambridge.)
Now that I've done this extremely brief Royal introduction, I feel a lack of knowledge on the topic of the British Royals.
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