1. The iconic Royal Pavilion
2. Brighton Seafront
3. Brighton Pier
4. British Airways i360
5. Brighton food tours
6. The world’s oldest operating electric railway
7. Brighton sea- life
8. Biking in the city
9. Take a short trip to Lewes
10. Devil’s Dyke
Topic expertise: Student Cities, Cost of Living, Nightlife, Wellbeing, Accommodation
FAQs on what Brighton is known for
Iconic seafront, the Lanes and North Laine, vibrant LGBTQ+ scene, live music and indie cafés. It’s walkable, creative and packed with photogenic spots between lectures — ideal student city vibes.
Seaside classics, great vegan eats and indie bakeries. Pair a treat with a park bench or pier stroll and you’ve nailed the Brighton experience on a budget.
Colourful streets, Regency architecture and dramatic seascapes make it camera-ready. Even a short wander gives you postcard-worthy shots for visitors and your camera roll alike.
Year-round gigs, arts festivals and club nights mean there’s always something on. With student deals common, sampling culture doesn’t have to wreck your budget.
Yes — great rail and bus links take you to coastal towns, countryside walks and nearby cities fast. Perfect for spontaneous student plans when you want a change of scene.
Last Updated on August 18, 2025
Published on March 6, 2021
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