BRIGHTON PALACE PIER

Brighton Palace Pier is one of the finest piers ever built-in Brighton city, even though it went through the wars. Located opposite the old Steine in the city centre in England, 1722 feet long, it offers an idyllic seaside compatible with the pace and excitement of the modern day.  

Brighton Palace Pier, also known as the Victorian pier situated from the eight miles of coastline. It is one of the most famous and last piers constructed in England. The palace is a pleasure and amusement emporium. It is equipped with a 1500-seater pavilion in the seaward direction, accompanied by a smaller pavilion. 

Location - Madeira Dr, Brighton BN2 1TW, UK

Timings - Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00.

Entry Fees - Entry of the visitor to this palace is free. However, they need to spend on the activities such as the ride wristband is available for £25.

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Highlights

• The famous chain pier of Brighton is also on display which is a sign of decay after the active and extended service and the discussion for the replacement of this palace.
• Brighton Palace Pier has showcased extremely breathtaking ornamental arches with the perspectives of an electrical tramway and electrical illumination at the centre of this place.
• Various changes in the construction of this Royal Palace have come into the picture since its existence. People can also enjoy the ecstatic view of the Winter Garden and pavilion in the middle of the neck that was built in 1910 in this palace.