Might be full of stuffed exhibits but look more closely and discover what else it has to offer - good area for children and visit in school holidays for other activities. Situated opposite a good park for children too. Good choice of gifts.

A 150 year old [approx] collection of stuffed animals, birds, butterflies and skeletons. Really a museum of E T Booth who lived in Brighton, shot animals, learned taxidermy and didn't have any descendants to leave his collection to so they are now owned and displayed by the Brighton City Council. Could well be frightening for young people unless they are... More

Collected from a Victorian man and just a jumble of stuffed animals in old cases. Not for me sadly but oddly a part of Brighton's history.

The toad in a hole! This wording originates from a piece in this museum. A large toad was found in a hollow stone, but the toad was much to large to have gotten through the small hole. An act of God? I liked the truth a lot, although it must have been grusome for the toad..

full of stuffed animals and birds butchered by the victorians.frightened my grandaughter.i shall not be returning as its dull and morbid

This museum has a few stuffed birds and a couple of skeletons. Not exactly great choice. They need to extend their pieces. Place was dusty, dirty and overall grubby. A museum should be an interesting archive of history. Not an oversized taxidermy cupboard thats hasnt seen a cleaner sine the 60's!

Stuffed with interesting exhibits this is a good place to bring children on a wet day - with drawing equipment. If the sun comes out there is a large park nearby with an excellent cafe - cake and coffee are good quality!

Nothing too much trouble for the staff here. We have been to draw the exhibits - perhaps not ideal if you are a bit squeamish.

The booth museum is great- a little strange but in a good way. Educational- and brilliant if you like drawing. The section on extinct species is particularly eye opening. Best of all, it's free!