Brighton City Centre
Brighton, England BN2 1TB

The Brighton Free Tour is a 1.5 hour walking tour which takes you behind the bay windows with their sea views and uncovers the extraordinary story of this eccentric city by the sea. You’ll discover what changed Brighton from a fishing village into the Queen of English resorts. You’ll hear its stories and meet its legendary characters. You’ll learn why it had such an attraction for royalty, fashionable society, writers, artists and the gay community. Strolling around its familiar and not so familiar landmarks, you’ll pass the former homes of the famous and the infamous, including the lodgings of the man believed to have been Jack the Ripper and the house of the secret wife of King George IV. You’ll also stumble on Graham Greene’s favourite pub, and the church where a former black African slave was married with a trousseau bought by Queen Victoria. And these are just a few of the highlights in store! For the full fascinating story - team up with the tour...

THE BRIGHTON FREE TOUR DEPARTS FROM OUTSIDE THE ENTRANCE TO BRIGHTON PIER - LOOK OUT FOR THE GUIDE WEARING A FREE TOUR T-SHIRT OR BADGE.

MAY & JUNE - SATURDAYS ONLY AT 11am & 1.30pm
JULY & AUGUST - TUESDAY TO SATURDAY AT 11am & 1.30pm

NO BOOKING REQUIRED - JUST TURN UP AND TAKE OFF! DEPARTS RAIN OR SHINE!
The walking involved is neither arduous nor of any great distance.

GROUP BOOKINGS AVAILABLE OUTWITH THESE TIMES
TEL: 07853181478
Email: [email protected]

Added by cf20 on July 1, 2008

Comments

alan1

Fun! fun! fun! Full of nuggets and gossip! Quite the best tour of our entire trip. If you want something sparky and outwith the usual tourist tripe take this tour.
Al Foster
Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A

val.cartei

Well done to who organised it! The idea is great and I discovered things I did not know about Brighton. I think I'll come on Saturday as well as I have visitors around, so I can show off a bit..."look where I live" :)
Can children come as well?

cf20

Thank you Val for your comments. I am happy to read you enjoyed the 'Brighton Free Tour' and look forward to seeing you again at the weekend. And yes or course children are welcome. The walking involved is neither arduous nor of any great distance.

Interested 2