Nice athmosphere in this small friendly museum with great presentations of Brighton and its background and population. Beautiful building.

Nice athmosphere in this small friendly museum with great presentations of Brighton and its background and population. Beautiful building.
My husband really enjoyed it but I'm not a lover of museums. However it was informative nicley spaced out. We both liked the specific history about tdifferent bits of Brighton
Worth a visit to see some of the exhibitions, and find out a bit about Brighton. Free entry, great for adults and kids alike, nice coffee shop too!
Small but interesting Museum. The building itself is interesting . When we were there Art and Design plus Fashion exhibition was on . Also exhibit on History of Brighton. Free entry to the Museum which is very close to the Pavilion
The museum and gallery are well worth a visit but they have recently changed who runs the cafe, I would give this a miss as there are plenty of good places near by.
Small museum that covered a number of topics but was not too intensive, a couple of hours is enough to spend. We really enjoyed it.
Anyone who comes to Brighton would do well to visit this museum. It's a modern well constructed venue with fascinating exhibits- a really diverse selection.Children won't be bored here either,as there are "hands on" sections which will amuse them too.Easy to get around,this museum has everything from pottery,fine art work,Egyptian artificies,Fashion,furniture,Brighton past and present and much more.There are often"one off"...
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This museum has an amazing array of exhibits and artefacts and never fails to give the visitor surprises. From paintings by outstanding women artists to beautifully crafted Indonesian Wayang puppets, this museum should be on everyone's itinerary and it is set in beautiful grounds.
Excellent museum and art gallery, so many exhibits and the majority of it is free a family can spend hours in here, with lifts and a great restaurant with most of it being free!!! Great for that rainy day spend all day there, just for the price of lunch.
In the Prince Regent's stables, this lovely museum gives a glimpse into Brighton's past packed with quirky characters and artistic invention. Brighton old and new comes to life in beautifully laid out galleries. The tea shop does great cakes and the souvenir selection is a cut above most museums, with arty gifts and unusual items rarely found in much bigger...
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