Pavilion Brighton

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1. Marina Konsa ★★★★★

   The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a beautiful and unique landmark with stunning architecture and richly decorated interiors. Its exotic design and fascinating history make it a must-see attraction. The surrounding gardens add to its charm and create a pleasant, relaxing atmosphere.

   1 month ago
2. Andre Janse van Rensburg ★★★★★

   Travelled with Gatwick Express to Brighton. The Royal Pavilion is astounding in its splendour. The rooms are displayed in an attractive manner with relevant quotes form Jane Austen to accompany the decor. All very clever and most attractive. Even the grandson was engaged for most of the time.

   1 month ago
3. Afina Khadzhynova ★★★★★

   We visited the Royal Pavilion yesterday and had a wonderful experience. We bought tickets that are valid for a full year, and one of them was a local ticket with a discount of about five pounds. We were also offered a QR code for the audio guide for two pounds. The audio guide did not load on one phone, so the staff kindly provided a device with the audio guide free of charge. The service was attentive and very helpful. There is a beautiful themed exhibition dedicated to Jane Austen, and the entire place is filled with a magical Christmas atmosphere. Everything was charming and truly enjoyable. The Royal Pavilion is an absolute delight to visit.

   almost 2 months ago

1. Alba Grillo ★★★★★

   Please don’t miss this jewel in Brighton!!! Only palace in UK NOT PART OF THE crown! Worth every pence!!! Ornate Maximus! Indian style architecture with oriental decor inside… very varied history… friendly staff … The gem of Brighton!! Full of surprises! Main floor toilet could have been cleaner!

   almost 3 months ago
2. Jackie Roberts ★★★★★

   The beautiful Royal Pavillion is well worth a visit. Luxury luxury luxury. King George certainly liked the spectacular. It is all very well presented and is stunning I particularly liked the kitchen - have a good look round to spot interesting fun items. It takes 2-3 hours but, unlike many stately homes/palaces, there are a few places where you can sit a while to take in the stunning architecture and decor. Great value for money. Thank you to everyone responsible for maintaining this magnificent piece of history in sunny Brighton.

   almost 4 months ago
3. Luis ★★★★★

   A must-see Attraction in Brighton, the decoration and the design are amazing and is completely different from what you can see in the exterior design. There is a free audio guide that is really recommended as you can discover a lot of details about the Pavilion. The ticket is even worth it for a year so you can visit as many times as you want. The staff working inside is really helpful as you can ask questions about the Pavilion and they answer very nicely. The girls working in the shop were very friendly.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Lynzim (Lynzim) ★★★★★

   A nice warm welcome on a cold rainy day. A plastic bad was supplied for our very wet raincoats which was great. Lots to see inside and some beautiful chandeliers and carpets. All in all a very interesting place to visit and beautifully looked after.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Bronwyn Whyte ★★★★☆

   Very different to the usual palace and castles that I've seen with the Indian architecture and Chinese interior decorating. Definitely book ahead and if you sign the back of your ticket it's valid for the year so you can visit anytime for a year. They've done a fabulous job repairing and reviving the place. Their audio guides are handy too as you can just use your own cellphone. Their one staff member berated my partner for stepping over the little rope barrier and was quite rude to him. It put a bit of a damper on the rest of the visit but otherwise it was OK.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Alan Whale ★★★★★

   Very interesting place to visit, when you buy your ticket you can go back free of charge for a year. You can take photos but not allowed to put on social media. The gardens are beautiful and there is an outdoor cafe with seating.

   almost 3 years ago

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