Fun & Games Attractions In Albourne

24 Hours In Brighton, England

Explore colourful Brighton as I check out the buzzing food scene, shop on The Lanes, view the city from above on the i360, take a trip along Brighton Pier, track down the candy coloured beach huts and even stumble upon a beautiful vineyard!

With its fiercely independent spirit, top restaurants and cafes, and an old-time English seaside charm, it’s easy to see why Brighton is one of the most popular day trips from London.

I spent a busy 24 hours in Brighton exploring all it had to offer. I went on a Brighton Food Tour, which introduced me to some of Brighton’s hidden gems and the best independent eateries. I took to the skies in the city’s newest attraction - the British Airways i360, and enjoyed some awesome views of the city.

The Lanes is still as independent and unique as I remember it being. From a vegan perfume store and independent butcher with award-winning sausage rolls to vintage clothes shops to a tea mixologist, it’s a fun place to spend an afternoon. There’s also plenty of street art to check out in the area too.

One of the highlights was my trip out of Brighton to the Albourne Estate, a vineyard around 25 minutes from Brighton, with views of the beautiful South Downs. I took a tour of the winery and tasted some top English wines.

I also dined at Food For Friends, one of Brighton’s top vegetarian restaurants. It’s the kind of place where you’ll be wowed by the chef’s creativity… and fellow carnivores; I promise you won’t miss meat!

Enjoy my mini tour of Brighton and let me know if you have any tips for my next trip!

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I visited Brighton as part of my year as a Visit England ambassador, showing you some of the amazing things to do without jetting off to far off destinations. A big thanks to Visit England and Visit Brighton for organising my trip! Find out more about the Join The World campaign here:

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Band of Brothers: Visit to Aldbourne, where Easy Co were based during World War Two.

Band of Brothers: Visit to Aldbourne, where Easy Co of the 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division were based during World War Two.

First half of the video shows a bit of the village before moving on to the more interesting locations relevant to Dick Winters and Band of Brothers fans (partly because I didn't research Aldbourne before I got there and only got some good BoB info from a Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours tour guide who happened to be there when I arrived.

UK Trip 2014 - Part I (MalaGatwick, Crawley y camino a Poynings)

Benalmádena - El pinillo - Los álamos - Fábrica de cerveza San Miguel - Aeropuerto de Málaga - Gatwick - Crawley - St John the Baptist Church - High Street Market, Crawley - The Jubilee Oak Pub, Crawley - Parkour training park, Breezehurst, Crawley - The Black Swann, Pease Pottage - Hickstead - Sayers Common - Albourne - Poynings

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Music: Weekend in the city (Silent Partner) Youtube Audio Library

Special thanks to Peter and Goshia