UK BEST SEA RESORT-BRIGHTON CITY

coast of Great Britain is the country's best seaside resort,

Brighton. Tourists always flock here to visit the famous Brighton Beach, as well as to explore local attractions.
The city is located in the county of East Sussex and is administratively connected to the neighboring city of Hove (in fact, they are considered to be one city called Brighton and Hove).

of Brighthelmstone, which at the beginning of the 16th century

was attacked by the French and completely burned.
A small village called Brighton attracted the attention of the rulers of Great Britain in 1724 after most of the buildings were washed out due to a storm. Residents sought financial assistance from the government, allocated funds and new buildings appeared on the coast.
In 1750, the final "discovery" of Brighton as a resort city took place - Dr. R. Russell recommended the healing air of the city to everyone. Then, overnight, Brighton from a provincial city has become a fashionable resort for representatives of high society.
Engineer M. Volk, who in 1883 created here one of the first electric railways in the world, became a famous and symbolic person for the city. The remains of those railway lines still interest tourists.
In 1968, the history of Brighton University, whose university status was assigned in 1992, begins. Despite being relatively young, the seaside university is in the top 20 universities in the UK.
In 1997 there was a merger of the cities of Brighton and Hove, Queen Elizabeth II herself granted the city status to this new city.

of the city can be seen from a height by

visiting the Ferris wheel on the Brighton seafront. It is 45 meters in diameter and rises to 50 meters.

as several bars and restaurants. This place is popular among

celebrities and members of the royal family, new fashion programs are being filmed here, photo shoots are held for famous publications.

Peace. This is a monument depicting an angel with symbols

of power. In fact, in 1912, this statue was erected as a memorial to King Edward VII, known as the "Peacemaker". Every year a festival of peace is held near this statue.

1795, located in the center of Brighton, the Church of

St. Bartholomew, nicknamed the “Ark”, built in the 19th century, and the St. Peter’s Church, designed by C. Berry in 1824-1828, are of interest.

Natural History of the Bout, which exhibits nearly 500 stuffed

animals of various kinds, fossilized dinosaur remains, a collection of butterflies. The founder of the museum is the famous bird collector E. Booth.