Brighton
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The YHA’s finest, from a 19th-century shooting lodge to a Norman castle and a solar-powered mountain hut
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With Brightonians the biggest coffee drinkers in the UK, spending an average of £177 a head per year, the city’s coffee shops - from chains to artisanal independents - are acting as a community hub and temporary workplace
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Small but perfectly formed, this Brighton hole in the wall is a great place to catch bands before they get bigger
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The amazing beauty of the Baztán Valley in the Pyrenees, plus a new youth hostel in Brighton and savings on cruises to see the Northern Lights
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It’s Goodwood Revival in Sussex next week, but you can enjoy a slice of retro action at the estate hotel all year round, says Pamela Hutchinson, who goes back to the 60s for the weekend
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Architects who designed the London Eye have begun work on a 138-metre-high glass viewing pod offering stupendous views over Brighton and 30 miles of Sussex coast, writes Will Coldwell
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Brighton is well known as a party town, but are those good times fuelled by great beer? Tony Naylor went in search of the city's best craft beer bars
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England has officially gone cycling crazy, with a wealth of bike-related festivities and events taking place this year
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A night-time ride out of the city makes for a totally different cycling experience
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A seafront saunter in this cyclist-friendly city might get you hooked
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Kate Townshend: It turns out there's an alternative to binging on chocolate and telly over the festive period. Beginning with a dip in my beloved Cheltenham lido, here are 10 of our finest Christmastime swims
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Forget chintzy seaside B&Bs. If you're heading to Brighton there are plenty of stylish holiday houses and apartments available. Rhiannon Batten chooses five of the best
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The town is too trendy with too many bohemians, according to a new survey. But, says one resident, that's not the whole story
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For a party town and seaside resort, Brighton has a surprising number of good places to eat. Ahead of next month's Brighton & Hove Food Festival, Tony Naylor picks 10 restaurants and cafes where you can eat well for under £10 a head
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Daytrippers to Brighton rarely venture beyond the pier but Norman Cook's Big Beach Cafe is one good reason to cycle west to Hove. The superstar DJ turned foodie tells Sam Haddad about the new venture and his love of the area
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From Brighton's music scene and restaurants to East Sussex's best beaches and family days out, enjoy a local's eye view
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Joanne O'Connor's great escapes Travel tips: stay in a Venice island's first hotel and hire a beach butler
Tour the glassworks while you stay in Murano's first hotel, order drinks for the beach and the week's best deals
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Giulia Rhodes meets Glyn Edwards and his family on Brighton beach, where their Punch and Judy show has been going for 54 years
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Healers and tattooists, craft shops and comic shops, and dozens of cafes add up to a square mile that is utterly, uniquely Brighton
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Where to stay and eat, what to see and buy, and great places to unwind in a city rich to unwind in the boho seaside city
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Blurry shots, shadows, overexposure … Anne-Marie Conway gets to grips with the hipsters' favourite form of photography, Lomography, on a new course in Brighton
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Berlin's Festival of Lights, touring and stocking up in Champagne and events for fashion lovers
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Michael White heads to Brighton to see how many holidaymakers are taking business calls when they're supposed to be getting away from it all
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From the Guardian archive From the archive, 2 April 1980: Naked as nature - if not weather - intended
Originally published in the Guardian on 2 April 1980: Brighton becomes the first major British resort to open a naturist beach on its seafront
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Britain's obsession with knitting shows no sign of abating as the first 'knitted' hotel room opens
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It may have recently celebrated its centenary, but the UK's oldest purpose-built cinema is still pulling in the crowds, says Daniel Bettridge
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Weekends should be about fun, fun, fun! Ian Belcher picks 10 hedonistic blowouts, from a sexy beach hotel to foodie binges and boozy benders
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The school holidays are well under way, and if the kids are driving you mad, check out our latest events and activities for children, from enchanted princesses to electric guitars
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Review Restaurant review: BBQ Shack
In the hands of Brighton chef John Hargate, the 'dirty work' of the Texas barbecue is reaching new heights, says Jay Rayner
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As part of our series exploring Britain's architectural wonders Rowan Moore introduces an interactive 360-degree panoramic photograph of the kitchen at Brighton Pavilion
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The Pier's popularity confirmed Brighton's incredible rise from a small fishing village to beachside favourite
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Grade II-listed attraction formerly known as Palace Pier placed on market for first time in more than 25 years
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From Mexican veggie burgers in Berlin to courgette fritters in Argentina, Been there readers share their tips on where to find the best meat-free treats
Bashing bohemian Brighton is symptomatic of a broken Britain