3 Best Places To Visit in Brighton, UK

I have taken all my children here and it was free at the time which was a bonus. An outstanding place to visit. It has the most eclectic exhibits that you've probably not seen the likes of before. Of course it also had the natural history part as well which my younger children enjoyed the most. This was full of fabulous displays and dioramas. It had hands-on parts for the children to join in and keep them busy building and making things. It had all things Brighton as well of course which I loved finding out more about. My eldest children enjoyed the fashion part the best as it showed styles through the ages and it was funny how some are now coming back into style. It was busy but there was so much to see and different floors to visit it wasn't too bad. Would highly recommend it to people looking for something other than your average museum. This had the lot and more.

I didn't really have long enough to look round this museum properly but I really enjoyed the rooms I got to. It has a really interesting furniture section which is pretty wonderful. There was even a Lalique table! Each area I went to had at least one seat. When I bought my ticket I found it would be valid for a whole year, so if I can manage it - I'll be back.

It's a beautiful museum, with plenty to look at, each room showing different exhibitions. Presently there are also 2 special exhibitions, one on Rembrandt and one on ABBA, as it is 50 years since they won the Eurovision Song Contest at Brighton Dome.

An amusing museum on toys and models. It was a very nice surprise as at first it wasn't in my Brighton list. But I couldn't be more wrong. The model trains and the coin machine were the best,but we also enjoyed the puppet shows, cars and the rest of the toys. It was an amazing experience. It is really recommended both for adults and children!

One of the best recommended places in Brighton. This can be enjoyed both by kids and adults. We spent nearly 3 hours and enjoyed a lot. The staff was very friendly. It cost GBP 15 for 2 adults and 1 child. They have a range of toys that are dating back to the 1800s. Would definitely recommend this.

Fascinating little museum by the train station. Staff were very friendly, made good recommendations for the rest of our weekend, and had a scavenger hunt which made exploring the extensive collections much more interactive. Well worth the cheap admission fee.