The staff were so very helpful. Disability friendly . Stunning place grand decadent. Full of history and the way the kitchen display was played out as it was true to the time. Affordable prices are somewhere I would recommend to family and friends and the world of Google maps. Even with the outside
Western perspective on Indian and Chinese architecture! Royal Pavilion was my favourite stop in Brighton and I am so glad I decided to visit the palace on my day trip.
Embedded in the rich history of the royal traditions and impeccably restored by Brighton and Hove Museums, the tour takes you from G
We expected spending an hour, maybe 1½ hours there, but ended up spending almost 3 hours. No, no, don't worry, you can spend less, but it is very much possible to spend there a lot of time without noticing. Beautiful place, so many interesting details...
I would only suggest to their audio guides pr
The heady mix of emotions stirred by a visit to one place is a bit of a shock. I am still digesting how a line of possibly mad family members had access to spend beyond their means, enjoy pleasures beyond their means and yet enjoy support of the masses. Such a knowledgeable and informative team work
Amazing place! A fantastic fusion of different cultures! Really enjoy the cultural elements and diversity here, it’s a much go. Adult for £18 but it’s totally worth it!
The palace is so unashamedly opulent and almost kitsch in its Western interpretation of Asia, you gotta just LOVE it cos it is truly one of its kind! Every room has been painstakingly restored, as recent as 2018. And while it costs £18 to enter, it's valid for multiple visits within 1 year. Make s
I only visited it from outside. The palace is pretty. Although it is more influenced by the Indian style of architecture than the typical Victorian style. It is a good place to have a stroll around the gardens of it. It should not take More than 15 min to finish the palace tour.
Why should you visit Brighton Pavilion? I tell you.
When you arrive there you believe that you are in India, in some Aladin Palace, because the exterior architecture is inspired by Indian culture, but when you go in you step in Chinese Imperial Palace and SURPRISE, it's the Price George de Wales
Amazed at the opulence and indulgence of the place. The banquette hall for private parties is indeed spectacular.
Built as a luxurious retreat for King George IV, this extravagant building marries Eastern opulence with Regency grandeur.
To get the self guided tour device to hear about King George
The Royal Pavilion, once a regal abode in Brighton, has metamorphosed into a captivating museum.
Its architectural silhouette, redolent of India, distinctly distinguishes itself amid the urban landscape of Brighton. Crafted in the Indo-Saracenic style, this palace-inspired edifice stands as a param
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