Attractions near De Vere Grand Hotel

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De Vere Grand Hotel

Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2FW - England, UK

The De Vere Grand dates back to 1864, and has earned a reputation for well-appointed accommodation, excellent cuisine and a superb Leisure Club

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Attractions near De Vere Grand Hotel

A selection of attractions close to De Vere Grand Hotel:

The Brighton Centre (< 1 Mile)

The Brighton Centre is a multi-purpose venue on the sea front at the centre of Brighton. The centre primarily acts as a venue for...

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Dorset Gardens (< 1 Mile)

Dorset Gardens is a large public garden situated close to Church Street, one of the more popular independent shopping streets in Brighton. The gardens...

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West Pier (< 1 Mile)

Brighton West Pier is one of the most historic elements of the Victorian seaside resort. It was unfortunately ravaged by fire in 2003....

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Chameleon Gallery (< 1 Mile)

The Chameleon Gallery is one of many fine art gallery's in Brighton which has become the art capital of the south coast of England....

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Brighton Marina (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Marina is only a stone’s throw away from the busy Brighton seafront and yet it is like entering another world. In addition to...

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Children's Pleasure Beach (< 1 Mile)

The Children's Pleasure Beach features a number of small scale attractions on the lower promenade close to Brighton Beach. There is a Victorian carousel...

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The Artists Quarter (< 1 Mile)

The Artists Quarter has for many years been one of Brighton's central cultural attractions. Based primarily in old fishing arches under the lower promenade...

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Brighton War Memorial (< 1 Mile)

The Brighton War Memorial is quite a sight, dominating Victoria Gardens with its huge white arch. The memorial is all encompassing, honouring those who...

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The Lanes (< 1 Mile)

The Lanes is the oldest part of Brighton and is by far one of the city's most visited attractions. After the French invaded in...

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The Open Studio (< 1 Mile)

Brighton attracts some of the best artists from around Britain and the world, perhaps because of its picturesque sea scenes or its vibrant alternative culture....

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Brighton Fishing Museum (< 1 Mile)

The Brighton Fishing Museum is based in an old archway on the seafront. The museum contains a full sized 27 foot fishing boat that...

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Old Penny Arcade Museum (< 1 Mile)

Like most English seaside towns, Brighton is teaming with amusements, slot machine, games and activities. Many of these amusement arcades have grown up from...

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Brighton Pride (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Pride is the biggest annual gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender festival in Britain and attracts more than 100,000 people every year. The whole...

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Brighton Pavilion (< 1 Mile)

Also known as the ’Royal Pavilion’, Brighton Pavilion was built in 1784 and purchased in the early nineteenth century for the Prince Regent. Between 1815...

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