Royal Pavilion

Located in the heart of Brighton, the eccentric Royal Pavilion is a much loved icon of the city. Originally a neo-classical manor house, the building was completed redesigned by Nash as Prince Regent's seaside palace, in an Indian inspired style of domes and minarets, with a Chinoisery interior of flamboyant extravagance.

The palace is surrounded by gardens which have been returned to their original design, and are a charming place to while away the hours.

A key part of the cultural quarter, next door is the recently refurbished Dome, and Corn Exchange, and the Theatre Royal is opposite.

Opening Times:
October to March 10.00am-5.15pm (last tickets at 4.30pm)
April to September 9.30am-5.45pm (last tickets at 5.00pm)
Closed from 2.30pm on 24 December and all day on 25 & 26 December

Admission Prices:
Adult £7.70
Groups of 20 adults or more £6.70
Child (under 16) and groups of children £5.10
Family tickets:
2 adults & up to 2 children £20.50
1 adult & up to 2 children £12.80

Concessions:
Senior citizens (60 or over) £5.90
Students (identification required) and groups of students £5.90
Unemployed (identification required) £5.90

Brighton & Hove Residents - 1 October 2007 to 28 February 2008
(proof of residency required - council tax or utility bill) £3.70 per adult plus two children free (additional children £1 each)

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