Brighton Travel Guide

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The seaside town of Brighton has been a busy port-town for most of England''s recorded history. Its status as a popular tourist destination began in the eighteenth century when it became a health resort for those looking to ?take the sea breeze?, the advent of the railway then opened it up to a whole new generation of day-trippers and the town''s popularity has only grown since then. For a true glimpse into the quintessential British seaside resort then you need look no further than Brighton.

Brighton has excellent railway links with London, meaning if you''re travelling abroad you need simply land at one of London''s three major airports and then pop on a train to the town. There are also good train links from Brighton to other areas of Britain, regular coaches and buses can also be used. When it comes to getting around the town itself it''s a good idea to try and walk as much as possible: this is the best way to truly soak up the town''s atmosphere and to scope out other places you might like to visit.

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