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Brighton and Hove's unique blend of history, culture, and seaside charm makes it a popular destination for tourists and a vibrant place to live for its diverse community.

Here's what makes Brighton and Hove special;

1. Dual City

Brighton and Hove is often referred to as a dual city because it comprises two neighboring towns, Brighton and Hove, which were officially merged into a single city in 2000. Each has its unique character and charm.

2. Seaside Location

Much like Bournemouth, Brighton and Hove is known for its beautiful seaside location, featuring a pebble beach that stretches along the English Channel. The city's iconic Brighton Palace Pier is a popular attraction for tourists and locals.

3. Royal Pavilion

The Royal Pavilion is a distinctive and historic building in Brighton, known for its exotic architecture inspired by Indian and Chinese styles. It was built in the early 19th century as a royal seaside retreat for King George IV and is now open to the public as a museum.

4. Cultural Hub

Brighton and Hove have a thriving arts and culture scene, with numerous theaters, art galleries, and music venues. It's often referred to as a cultural hub on the south coast of England.

5. LGBTQ+ Community

The city has a strong LGBTQ+ community and is known for its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere. It hosts one of the UK's largest LGBTQ+ Pride festivals each year.

6. Brighton Festival

The Brighton Festival is an annual arts festival that showcases a wide range of cultural events, including music, theater, dance, literature, and more. It attracts artists and performers from all over the world.

7. Beachfront Activities

In addition to sunbathing and swimming, Brighton's beachfront offers activities like beach volleyball, paddleboarding, and seafront promenades.

8. Shopping

Brighton and Hove offer a diverse shopping experience, with the famous North Laine area known for its independent boutiques, vintage shops, and unique finds.

9. Education

The city is home to the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex, contributing to a vibrant student population and academic culture.

10. Regency Architecture

Brighton is known for its Regency-era architecture, characterized by elegant and ornate buildings. The Lanes, a historic part of the city, features narrow alleyways lined with shops and restaurants in beautifully preserved buildings.

11. The Volks Electric Railway

Brighton is home to the Volks Electric Railway, one of the oldest operating electric railways in the world. It has been carrying passengers along the seafront since 1883.

12. Green Spaces

Despite being a bustling city, Brighton and Hove offer several green spaces and parks, including Preston Park and Hove Park, where residents and visitors can enjoy picnics and outdoor activities.