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Areas of Brighton & Hove Borough

Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Brighton, East Sussex.

Brighton seafront — pebble beach and promenade looking along the coast
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Brighton Seafront

Brighton's iconic pebble beach — Palace Pier, free access, seafront promenade, arches, and independent businesses along the front.

North Laine Bazaar on Upper Gardner Street, Brighton — the weekend market in the bohemian shopping quarter
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North Laine

Brighton's bohemian shopping quarter — independent shops, vintage, street food, arts venues, and a market. Immediately north of the station.

The Lanes, Brighton — narrow historic alleyways with jewellery shops and boutiques
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The Lanes

Brighton's ancient fishing village quarter — narrow lanes, jewellery shops, boutiques, restaurants, and the oldest streets in the city.

Marine Parade and Regency terraces in Kemp Town, Brighton — Percival, Clarendon and Chichester Terrace
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Kemp Town

Brighton's east-side LGBTQ+ hub — Regency terraces, independent businesses, the Pride parade, and the eastern seafront. BN2.

View west towards Hove Lawns from King's Road, Brighton — the quieter western seafront
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Hove

The quieter, more residential western half of Brighton & Hove — Georgian terraces, Church Road shops, Hove Lawns, and the Hove seafront. BN3.