BRIGHTON MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is the home to some of the finest collections in the United Kingdom. It has retained its status amongst other famous art galleries because of its exclusive display of art collection, which is generally synonymous with the National Art Gallery and other Governmental Institutions.

The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery are amongst the premier places to visit in Brighton and embrace the finest artworks and artists. Walking through the well-established galleries, people can appreciate the museum's enormous royal collection of art. In addition, tourists can witness the historical fashion and style in the galleries, multiple 20th-century arts and designs, and other art displays. Besides the permanent exhibition, tourists can also catch a glimpse of the temporary exhibitions and expect a wonderful surprise.

The museum has lifts and escalators for special-abled visitors, a shop to purchase souvenirs and artefacts, and educational hotspots to better understand art and artists. Also, the Royal Pavilions Gardens at the entrance give a grand welcome to all the tourists, and lush green surroundings combine for a perfect atmosphere around the art gallery.

Location: Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1EE

Time: 10 AM to 5 PM (Mondays are closed)

Entry Fee: 7.50 Euros per adult

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Highlights

• Tourists will find the most important art collection at the Brighton Museum’s dynamic, modern, thoughtful galleries.
• Galleries at Brighton Museum manifest a massive range of fashion and style from ancient and mediaeval history, 20th-century art and designs, and interactive art displays.
• There are two different types of exhibitions; Permanent Exhibitions and Temporary Exhibitions. Permanent Exhibitions feature artworks, artefacts, and designs that belong to legendary artists and are permanent highlights of the museum.
• Temporary Exhibitions are organised to promote modern artworks and upcoming artists and to create awareness about particular issues.
• Museum has a grand entrance and Royal Pavilion Garden to welcome the guests. It also has arrangements to receive specially-abled tourists, lifts, museum shops for purchasing souvenirs, and other educational facilities.