South of the easterly part of Kemptown Brighton beach there is a nudist area which can be easily reached by the Volk’s Electric Railway, the world’s oldest electric railway.
Brighton has long been known as the number one gay seaside resort in the south of England which has led to one of the largest populations of lesbians and gay men in the UK. It is here you will find most of the clubs, shops and bars ranging from leather bars, to country and western line dancing, to techno clubs and gay hotels in Brighton England so much so that Kemptown has become known as Brighton’s Gay village.
In spite of Brighton being known as one of the least religious places in the UK it has an impressive number of ancient churches and other religious dwellings. In keeping with British tradition there are probably more pubs than places of worship with over three hundred bubs in the town.
The Royal Pavilion is a big attraction for visitors serving as a museum to the British Regency; alongside the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, Brighton Toy and Model Museum, the Booth Museum of Natural History, and Brighton Fishing Museum, which includes artefacts from the West Pier. As well as the leisure scene for visitors there are eighty schools, two universities and a medical school to provide a good education for the residents of Brighton. And to service all these requirements is an efficient transport service throughout the city as well as regular high speed connections to the capital.
There is such an abundance of activity in Brighton it is impossible to list them all but whatever occasion takes you to Brighton, you will be sure to find accommodation amongst the Hotels in Brighton to exactly suit your particular requirements.