Although I live fairly locally, It's taken me nearly thirty years to get round to actually visiting the Pavillion! Hidden amongst modern buildings and streets, you suddenly turn a corner and there it is, set in it's lawned gardens. As the exterior suggests Indian architecture with it's onion domes and turrets and Indian Gate I was surprised that the interior... more

Takes about 1-2 hours, interesting because it gives you an insight into the Royal Family and their association with Brighton in the 1800s. Very good commentary, included in the standard admission price (£7 if I remember correctly). Banquet hall is mind blowing. Good tea room and the inevitable gift shop. more

Over-the-top, grandeous, and great fun. A monument to gloriously bad taste. more

You can't visit Brighton and not visit the Royal Pavilion, it's a must. more

I visited the Royal Pavilion in Brighton while on tour in 2005. I am returning to the UK in July and will definitely be returning for another visit, as one visit is not enough to capture the uniqueness of the most extravagant, vulgar, way out there building I have ever seen. It is a MUST VISIT while in Brighton. I... more

If you are in Brighton, definitely, definitely, definitely take the time to see the Royal Pavillion. If nothing else, the shock value of the interiors are worth the few pounds sterling it costs to get in. Although the decoration might be considered tacky, it has been magnificently executed. The painted wall decorations are exquistly detailed and the furniture might be... more

I toured (unguided walking tour) this local landmark on my first and only trip to Brighton, England in December (2002). Is it worth a visit??? If you have between 30 minutes and two or three hours, and about 9 or 10 dollars a piece to spare, and find yourself in Brighton with nothing else to do, why not??? The building... more

わたしは、パビリオンの中には入らなかったのですが・・・ 外から眺めて、横のミュージアムにいきました＾＾ パビリオ... more