Royal Pavilion
Royal Pavilion
4.5
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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The Royal Pavilion is an exotic palace in the centre of Brighton with a colourful history. Built as a seaside pleasure palace for King George IV, this historic house mixes Regency grandeur with the visual style of India and China. A Prince's Treasure - A spectacular loan from Her Majesty The Queen is currently on display at the Royal Pavilion until Autumn 2021. The culmination of a collaborative venture between Royal Collection Trust and the Royal Pavilion & Museums, over 120 remarkable decorative works of art that were originally commissioned by the Prince Regent, have been relocated from Buckingham Palace and re-united in their previous setting of the Royal Pavilion.
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- Mo BHampshire, United Kingdom168 contributionsAwesome!A real feast for the eyes. Totally unique! Great value for money as you can use ticket to return as many times as you like within a year. Combine a trip here with a day out in Brighton…fantastic! Very pleasant staff too. 👍🏼Visited November 2022Written December 4, 2022
- RonLawrencePoole, United Kingdom195 contributionsWow what coloursWent on a timed ticket but the dawdled as there so much to see. Really enjoyed the wide variety of bright colours and themes, but also the amount of details that was available to read. The only problem, parking!!!Visited November 2022Written December 10, 2022
- Christine W8 contributionsWONDERFUL VISIT AS USUALVisited on Sunday and enjoyed looking at the beautifully laid dining table and all the Christmas trees that are placed throughout the building. The little mice scenes were a delight - they need perhaps to be placed a little higher up. All rooms are absolutely spectacular. Our joint membership with 2 guests is well worth investing in.Thank you for sharing your experience of your visit! We're delighted to hear that you enjoyed the beautifully laid dining table and the Christmas trees that adorn the building. The little mice scenes must have added a charming touch to the ambiance, and we appreciate your suggestion to place them higher up next year. We're thrilled that you found all the rooms to be absolutely spectacular. It sounds like you had a truly immersive and visually stunning experience. Thank you once again for your feedback and support. We hope to continue exceeding your expectations and providing you with many more delightful visits in the future. Best regards, The Royal Pavilion TeamWritten June 20, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2022Written December 15, 2022
- Val Roberts Cardiff5 contributionsSumptuous SplendourWe visited one very hot afternoon during a 4 night trip to Brighton , staying at the Old Ship Hotel., having booked online before leaving Wales. It was a delihtful experience and all the guides were so informative and friendly, their knowledge really impressed us. There was an extra small fashion exhibition on, and the models added to the atmosphere.Visited August 2022Written December 18, 2022
- John TLymington, United Kingdom169 contributionsSuper over-the-top Anglo-oriental palaceWe had an excellent couple of hours wandering the rooms of this Georgian palace. It would have been 5 star but for the gardens being like a bomb-site undergoing redesign (?) and the King's bedroom being temporarily shut for refurb. There's a lot to see and it's probably unique for all the Chinoise.Dear John, Many thanks for taking the time to review your experience of the Royal Pavilion & Garden. We really value all feedback and will act upon it accordingly. We are currently undertaking restoration of the Royal Pavilion and as such we do have scaffolding up. We are also taking down the ice rink which causes some disruption. We apologise for the inconvenience during this period. If you are local to the area please do visit us again as the gardens are free of charge. If you paid for a standard ticket this entitles you to come back to the Pavilion as many times as you like during the year. You are therefore welcome to come back at a time when the King's bedroom is open at no additional cost. Many thanks again for leaving a review.Written January 24, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Written January 21, 2023
- Pauline ALondon, United Kingdom14 contributionsFascinating building, beautifully maintained. Interesting commentary which describes in detail the history of each spaceVery interesting building with a fascinating history. Learnt a lot about the Regency period and particularly about how the Royal succession played out. Beautiful spaces lovingly restored and a very interesting look into the kitchens and below stairs.Thank you for your wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that you found the building fascinating and beautifully maintained. It's great to know that you learned a lot about the Regency period and the intriguing dynamics of the Royal succession. The beautifully restored spaces, including the kitchens and below stairs, offered a unique and engaging glimpse into the past. We appreciate your visit and hope to provide more enriching experiences in the future.Written June 20, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten February 7, 2023
- Bigted S24 contributionsBe careful visiting if you have asthmaIt is a superb place to go to. It was a bit spoiled for me by having to view the upstairs bedrooms which felt to me dusty and musty, resulting in my having an asthma attack. Next time I would ask if I could avoid upstairsDear bigteds2021, Thank you for sharing your feedback, and we apologise for the delayed response. We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience you experienced during your visit to the Royal Pavilion. Please know that the building is constantly monitored by our dedicated conservation team who maintain a weekly, monthly and yearly cleaning and collections care schedule to ensure the preservation of the museum's collection. However, we regret that the upstairs bedrooms felt dusty and musty during your visit, which resulted in an asthma attack. We understand the importance of providing a comfortable environment for all our visitors. Our team is here to assist and accommodate your needs to ensure an enjoyable experience. Once again, we apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your valuable feedback. We hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back and provide a more pleasant visit in the future. Best regards, The Royal Pavilion TeamWritten June 20, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2023Traveled with familyWritten February 14, 2023
- hunky-dory552 contributionsA unique experienceThe Pavilion is an incredible building and a unique experience inside.Even my one year old grandson was filled with awe and wonder at the dragon ornate ceilings worthy of a place in a fairy tale book! We couldn't have had a warmer welcome from Callum on the reception desk who patiently helped our family group with our entry tickets with a cheery smile. Such a wonderful journey of the beautifully presented rooms and a real departure from the average historic house.We will definitely be returning soon.Dear reviewer, Thank you for sharing your experience at The Royal Pavilion! It sounds like you had a truly unique and memorable visit. We're delighted to hear that the building itself left you in awe and wonder. The dragon ornate ceilings must have created a magical atmosphere, even captivating your one-year-old grandson. We're glad to know that Callum at the reception desk provided you with a warm and friendly welcome. It makes a significant difference when the staff members are attentive and patient, especially when assisting a family group. We'll make sure to pass along your compliments to Callum and acknowledge their excellent service. We appreciate your intention to return soon. We look forward to welcoming you back and providing you with another exceptional visit. Thank you once again for sharing your feedback, and we hope you continue to make cherished memories at The Royal Pavilion. Warm regards, The Royal Pavilion TeamWritten June 20, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2023Traveled with familyWritten February 26, 2023
- Alex P4 contributionsInteresting tour of the royal residenceThe price is £17 for full ticket (can be reused for a year) and £10 for Brighton and Hove residents (non-reusable). The tour can be listened to /read on your phone as you walk around the rooms + upstairs. Recommend to go early in the morning to beat the crowds so you can get nice pictures of the halls. Interesting to read about the life of King George. However, some exhibits were missing during my visit.Thank you for sharing your feedback! We're glad you found reading about King George's life interesting. We apologize for any missing exhibits during your visit. Your input is valued, and we strive to improve. We hope to provide an even better experience on your next visit.Written June 20, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited March 2023Written March 4, 2023
- GrimsbyMariner15Grimsby, United Kingdom239 contributionsWell worth a visitAn amazing visit with wonderful opulent interior to explore. Great vision for George IV considering he had never visited China or India. Great workmanship from craftsmen designing metal to resemble bamboo. Interesting information and artefacts from George IV coronation too.Thank you for your review! We're thrilled to hear that you had an amazing visit to the Royal Pavilion. The opulent interior provides a captivating experience, and it's remarkable to think that George IV envisioned such grandeur despite never having visited China or India. We're glad that you found the information and artifacts from George IV's coronation to be interesting as well. Thank you for your kind words, and we highly appreciate your recommendation. We hope to welcome you back for another wonderful exploration in the future.Written June 19, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited March 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten March 19, 2023
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Brighton and Hove, UK92 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Photogenic from the outside and a key building that epitomises Brighton & Hove. Ice skating rink in the winter months outside. Inside is a palace of wonders, inspired by King George’s love of Asia. On the day I visited it was free entry, this only happens once a year. However I donated the £15 entry fee as I felt it was worthwhile.
Written January 19, 2020
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James M
Woking, UK402 contributions
Feb 2020
Despite coming to Brighton for the best part of 3 decades I'd not been here until yesterday. Reasonable entry cost £15 pp. It's sort of hidden away in its own little garden and courtyard ...very serene just away from the bustle of the street. The background story to how the house was built by George IV and who his regular visitors and guests were is interesting. The manner of decoration is possibly ostentacious and perhaps not to everybody's taste but unique nontheless. The kitchens and waiting staff quarters are possibly the most impressive I've seen in anything like this. I would recommend the audio tour as the information on the exhibits is quite short.
Written February 3, 2020
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Q1w2e3r4135
50 contributions
May 2021 • Family
It was very hot in Brighton this week and at venues like this you need staff to be like a well oiled machine. Instead the staff here seem to be made up of retired fussy housewives with an interest in amateur dramatics.
Please, for the love of god, just ask what tickets people want and tell them how much they need to pay. Cut all the other nonsense and dramatics. If you must put on a theatrical, egotistical, mini play to tell people the toilets are broken and to explain the tickets last a year, remember everyone in the ROOM can hear. You don’t need to repeat on a constant loop.
The actual building and exhibits are quite run down and in need of some tlc. Outside all the benches were smashed and it looked like that hadn’t happened recently. Also I could have done without the sales pitch, I’m on holiday, I don’t want to book a business meeting room or get married here.
Please, for the love of god, just ask what tickets people want and tell them how much they need to pay. Cut all the other nonsense and dramatics. If you must put on a theatrical, egotistical, mini play to tell people the toilets are broken and to explain the tickets last a year, remember everyone in the ROOM can hear. You don’t need to repeat on a constant loop.
The actual building and exhibits are quite run down and in need of some tlc. Outside all the benches were smashed and it looked like that hadn’t happened recently. Also I could have done without the sales pitch, I’m on holiday, I don’t want to book a business meeting room or get married here.
Written June 9, 2021
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Jacqui D
Snarestone, UK118 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
Absolutely well worth the visit and the queue. We went on Sunday and queued for a while but when we got to the entrance it was free to enter which was a welcome surprise. The guide was brilliant and the rooms were amazing especially the dining and music rooms.
Written January 19, 2020
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Julie C
Telford, UK9 contributions
Dec 2021
This was the highlight of our trip to Brighton. The increasingly sumptuous decoration of the rooms is a true delight to the eye and must be seen to be believed. The audio guide was easy to access via a smart code at the entrance. During our visit, the Pavilion was quiet affording us plenty of opportunities to savour the visual delights at our leisure and chat to knowledgeable staff.
The weather and time of year was not conducive to spending time in the gardens - we certainly need to visit again outside of winter!
The entrance cost is very moderate with free entry to the carer of a disabled person.
The weather and time of year was not conducive to spending time in the gardens - we certainly need to visit again outside of winter!
The entrance cost is very moderate with free entry to the carer of a disabled person.
Written December 30, 2021
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CalBristol
Weston super Mare, UK2,141 contributions
Nov 2021
The Prince Regent has never been held in high esteem and the Royal Pavilion could be held as a folly on the grand scale, but to my mind, it highlights his taste in art, furniture and decor and showcases the workmanship of the people who decorated and furnished the palace.
The admission fee of £16 admits you to the Pavilion for a year which is good value if you live nearby. There are stewards in each room who are very informative and friendly, and can usually answer any question about the rooms they are in. If you have a smartphone, you can download a guide otherwise you have to rely on the printed guidebook and/or the room stewards.
The main coridor gives you a first taste of the chinoiserie style of the decorations - but nothing can prepare you for the most astounding room, the Banqueting Room, with its opulent and magnificent decor, enormous chandeliers (the central one held in a dragon's claws) and huge torcheres, etc. togther with the height of the room, all of which is quite likely to overwhelm the visitor! The table is laid for the dessert course of a banquet and the porcelain dinner service, candelabra and decorations all give an impression of what a Regency banquet table would have looked like.
The Great Kitchen is comparatively plain by the standards of the Pavilion and was presided over by the famous chef, Careme, whose menu for a banquet is on display here. It is hard to imagine that all the food was prepared in this kitchen! The copper "batterie de cuisine" is impressive as are the varous methods of cooking, roasting, baking, boiling on display.
After the Banquesting Room, the circular Saloon decoration seems quite restrained but the Music Room is another riot of colour and finishes, the chandeliers in the famous "Water Lily" design, first lit by gas in 1821! The large porcelain Pagodas (on loan from Buckingham Palace) are back in their rightfull places. The King's Private Apartments and the rooms up on the first floor are all quite simple and restrained by comparison.
At the present time (and until the end of 2021) the Pavilion is home to some of the artifacts removed by Queen Victoria after she left the Pavilion and these all look superb in what were their original settings.
If you are visiting Brighton, then this building is not to be missed. The only thing that I would say is that it was built as a pleasure palace and although the furnishings and decor ore sumptuous and lavish, the purpose of the building has been lost and it now seems rather lacking in atmosphere. I wonder if the additon of say, some background period piano music in the Music Room or the murmur of conversation in the Banqueting Room would add to the visitor experience? And of course, the addition of some cooking smells in the kitchen would be a delight and add to the artificial joints of meat, herbs and fruit already on display - the addition of smells in some museums can really add to the visitor experience. The sound of the clocks ticking and striking the hour summons up a bygone age and would certianly add to the atmosphere, as they do in so many country houses.
By the way, there is also an excellent Gift Shop at the end of your visit with a wide range of gifts and souvenirs.
The admission fee of £16 admits you to the Pavilion for a year which is good value if you live nearby. There are stewards in each room who are very informative and friendly, and can usually answer any question about the rooms they are in. If you have a smartphone, you can download a guide otherwise you have to rely on the printed guidebook and/or the room stewards.
The main coridor gives you a first taste of the chinoiserie style of the decorations - but nothing can prepare you for the most astounding room, the Banqueting Room, with its opulent and magnificent decor, enormous chandeliers (the central one held in a dragon's claws) and huge torcheres, etc. togther with the height of the room, all of which is quite likely to overwhelm the visitor! The table is laid for the dessert course of a banquet and the porcelain dinner service, candelabra and decorations all give an impression of what a Regency banquet table would have looked like.
The Great Kitchen is comparatively plain by the standards of the Pavilion and was presided over by the famous chef, Careme, whose menu for a banquet is on display here. It is hard to imagine that all the food was prepared in this kitchen! The copper "batterie de cuisine" is impressive as are the varous methods of cooking, roasting, baking, boiling on display.
After the Banquesting Room, the circular Saloon decoration seems quite restrained but the Music Room is another riot of colour and finishes, the chandeliers in the famous "Water Lily" design, first lit by gas in 1821! The large porcelain Pagodas (on loan from Buckingham Palace) are back in their rightfull places. The King's Private Apartments and the rooms up on the first floor are all quite simple and restrained by comparison.
At the present time (and until the end of 2021) the Pavilion is home to some of the artifacts removed by Queen Victoria after she left the Pavilion and these all look superb in what were their original settings.
If you are visiting Brighton, then this building is not to be missed. The only thing that I would say is that it was built as a pleasure palace and although the furnishings and decor ore sumptuous and lavish, the purpose of the building has been lost and it now seems rather lacking in atmosphere. I wonder if the additon of say, some background period piano music in the Music Room or the murmur of conversation in the Banqueting Room would add to the visitor experience? And of course, the addition of some cooking smells in the kitchen would be a delight and add to the artificial joints of meat, herbs and fruit already on display - the addition of smells in some museums can really add to the visitor experience. The sound of the clocks ticking and striking the hour summons up a bygone age and would certianly add to the atmosphere, as they do in so many country houses.
By the way, there is also an excellent Gift Shop at the end of your visit with a wide range of gifts and souvenirs.
Written November 28, 2021
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EricMalta
Malta84 contributions
Jan 2020
I have been going to Brighton since late 80s due to family there but never really had the chance to go and visit the Pavilion. So on a cold January Sunday during one of a short visits to the city we decided to head down to the Pavilion. And what a treat it was. Definitely a gem worth the visit.
Written February 12, 2020
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Elena M
London, UK383 contributions
Dec 2021
You pay £15 for 45 mins of being cramped into a small space with hardly any room to skate - stand or barely move your feet more likely given the huge number of people they let onto the ice. Given that majority of skaters can't skate, stop in the middle of the rink or fall knocking off others, this place presents a real health and safety issue. I was a witness to an accident when a person's head was sliced with a blade during a fall and there were a lot fewer people on a rink than here( Note: an accident happened not at Brighton skating rink). Raised a concern to an attendant, they just said it was fine and they were under max capacity. I can't imagine what kind of experience people get when they ARE at max capacity... So certainly, not a relaxing and enjoyable experience, would not recommend.
Written December 21, 2021
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Nadia M
London, UK92 contributions
Aug 2020 • Couples
If you're in Brighton then you must take the time to visit the Royal Pavilion. This is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful buildings I have ever been in! Much of the interior has been recreated to restore it to its former glory, but this doesn't take away from the wow factor. There are currently renovations happening to the exterior but this didn't really affect our visit. Due to current COVID19 restrictions, you need to book your tickets and time slot online. There was plenty of same day availability when I booked our tickets. Masks are to be worn inside, but visitor numbers are restricted so you can effectively socially distance.
I would have liked more information in each room we visited (I'm not a fan of audio guides) but there were helpful staff around able to answer my questions. Cute gift shop, too!
I would have liked more information in each room we visited (I'm not a fan of audio guides) but there were helpful staff around able to answer my questions. Cute gift shop, too!
Written August 19, 2020
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emmac
Sheffield, UK122 contributions
Sep 2020
All i can say is WOW!!
What an amazing place, i was blown away so much so i almost cried!! Could not believe how beautiful this place was.
We visited whilst on a trip to Brighton, my husband wasn't that keen on going but we went anyway and it is literally one of the most amazing places we have ever been.
We went on a wednesday morning and there was hardly anyone else there, maybe 4 or 5 other people walking round.
We both thoroughly enjoyed looking round and reading all of the information boards, the staff we so lovely and informative.
Such great value at only £15 each to get in, so much cheaper than most other historical buildings.
You must go!!!
What an amazing place, i was blown away so much so i almost cried!! Could not believe how beautiful this place was.
We visited whilst on a trip to Brighton, my husband wasn't that keen on going but we went anyway and it is literally one of the most amazing places we have ever been.
We went on a wednesday morning and there was hardly anyone else there, maybe 4 or 5 other people walking round.
We both thoroughly enjoyed looking round and reading all of the information boards, the staff we so lovely and informative.
Such great value at only £15 each to get in, so much cheaper than most other historical buildings.
You must go!!!
Written September 24, 2020
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Linda M
Perth, Australia19 contributions
We will have one day to visit Brighton in July. Is it necessary to pre-book tickets to the Pavilion or are tickets highly likely to be available on the day?
Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia13,782 contributions
We had no trouble getting tickets on the day, mid-week should be no problem
Jackie S
Letchworth Garden City, UK78 contributions
I'll be in Brighton for 3 days. I see that I have to buy an annual pass for the Pavilion so can I visit it every day I'm there?
Penny R
London, UK46 contributions
You don’t have to buy an annual pass. Once you’ve bought your ticket (around £16) it remains valid for 12 months, so you can visit as many times as you like after your first time.
Kristie D
San Diego, CA147 contributions
I just received my English Heritage membership and it says we get a 20% discount at pavilion but there's no code? How do I receive the discount?
GOMS2013
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK856 contributions
Perhaps you get the discount on production of your EH card at the desk when buying/collecting tickets. Best e-mail them and check as I see they have suspended some promotional discounts.
Pauline C.
Sheffield, UK100 contributions
Hi, I was wondering if it's necessary to buy a ticket to take a nice picture of the Royal Pavillon ?
Is it possible just to take a picture of it from the outside? Or do we have to purchase tickets?
Thank you :)
Sightsee32354545823
Dunstable, UK
Can I use my English heritage card?
Brighton & Hove Museums
Brighton and Hove, UK
Hi Sightsee32354545823
We do accept English Heritage cards and offer a discount to all members on production of a valid membership card. The current price (valid until 31 March 2020) is £12.00 per adult member with up to 4 accompanying children free of charge.
Kind regards
Royal Pavilion & Museums Visitor Services
Judith S
London, UK464 contributions
I have a meeting in Brighton in a couple of weeks, and I really want to visit the Royal Pavilion. How much time would I need there? Also, as I don't know when I'll be in Brighton again, I will book my train ticket for late evening, so I'll have around 6 hours free in Brighton. Aside from the Royal Pavilion what else is a Brighton "must see"?
CHARLESKH55
Tonbridge, UK3,463 contributions
Hi, the Royal Pavilion walk around should take about an hour or so, there are Art gallery’s nearby, museums. There are numerous little Lanes nearby, small curiosity shops,Brighton Pier, British Airways i360, Madeira Drive, Churchill Sq shopping centre a City Walk (£15) Sea-life Centre.City bike hire. The little Volk’s Electric Railway to Brighton Marina. There are numerous restaurants/bars, or take a seat on the sea front or a deckchair on the pier and watch life go by and chill out. At the rail station get your self a city map. Go and enjoy your time.
CandPTravellers
London, UK67 contributions
I understand there are some tunnels to the beach and under the Brighton Pavillion - does anybody know about tours?
Brighton & Hove Museums
Brighton and Hove, UK
Hi, our Basement & Tunnel Tours will resume on Mondays from late September as well as one Saturday per month from October. See our website from end of August for details
Rhône Alpes
3 contributions
Bonjour
Comment venir au pavillon royal de Brighton au départ de Londres?
Et quel est le tarif du trajet?
Merci
rkl131
Moncrabeau861 contributions
Bonjour,
De plusieures gares londoniennes, il y a régulièrement des trains directs pour Brighton. Le meilleur tarif est moins de £ 20 par personne pour un a/r. Le Pavillon royal se trouve à 15 minutes à pied de la gare de Brighton.
WantItGood
Ferndown, UK68 contributions
Can you leave the Pavilion and gain readmission on the same ticket on the same day?
Jean C
Barwell, UK69 contributions
Yes you can
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