Contacts & Location

📍 Address: Brighton BN1 1NB, United Kingdom

📞 Phone: +44 1273 723064

🌐 Website: seafrontheritage.co.uk

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Reviews

  1. Daryl Busico Lacay ★★★★☆

    A lovely small museum by the seafront, worth visiting. The kids enjoyed climbing onto the boats parked outside. For H&S reason, I’d recommend putting a wood barrier behind the large card board cut out from the inside please - ref picture - as it’s only being held by double sided tape with a large gaping hole behind it which my 4.5yrs nearly fell through (he was leaning on it from the inside.

  2. mumtominibeasts ★★★★★

    We had a lovely visit today and with it being voluntary donations it was something to do that we'd may not have thought of. I was with my 17 and 8 year old and they both enjoyed different aspects of the museum. It's not going to take long to get round but it's definitely worth a visit if you can. The gentleman on the desk was lovely and welcoming

  3. Basil Brush ★★★★★

    The Fishing Museum and the small community around it, I believe is the heartbeat of the seafront. It's a fantastic place to visit. Explore the history of Brighton fishing. Sit down and people watch. Visit the various seafood and smoothie arches. It is honestly one of the greatest and undersold gems of Brighton and Hove. It's a beautiful gaggle of people and you'll always feel welcome in this little and unusual community! If I could give the museum and associated businesses more than five stars, I would. Get down there!

  1. Asulanjana Ranahansa Wickramarathne ★★★★★

    Very informative place.. people can get understand about Brighton fishing culture and how it’s growing up.. overall good place. It’s free of charge entrance. But If you like you can donate some money.

  2. Paul Ciprian ★★★☆☆

    Well, "museum" is too big a word for this... It's a small space where some boats and some things related to marine fishing are exhibited. In 10-15 minutes you saw everything. I don't think it's a goal in itself. If you pass by and have time, you can enter for a short time.

  3. Karen B ★★★★☆

    Small free museum about Brighton's fishing heritage.

  1. Cain Kill ★☆☆☆☆

    The place is a horror show filled with the deeply arrogant people. Put a turn style on the entrance and charge £1 so you can cut out the extreme levels of rude people that wonder in like flotsam and jetsam on the shore. Other than that, it has some interesting historical tidbits.

  2. Rob Andrew ★★★★★

    A great space, to showcase your artwork right on Brightons seafront, there's been some amazing art on show over the years, it's always worth a look if you're passing as you never know what you could find next.

  3. Li Si ★★★★★

    The place has a free entrance or you can give a donation. Its nice to take a look at the history presented here, good for kids but also adults. Its a small museum but a nice one, with the look and feel of an old ship. We enjoyed.

  1. roland j. ruttledge ★★★★★

    Great place to catch up with local history. Yards from the beach. Easy access. Worth a visit. Friendly staff. Refreshments nearby.

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