Brighton's historical story

Most cities in Britain tend to take the cathedral as the city center, while Brighton is just the opposite. The landmark building of this southern English coastal city is the Royal Pavilion, which was built in 18 15 to facilitate the tryst between the Regent and his mistress Fitzherbert.

When the secrets of the past fade away, what emerges here is its luxurious essence: Indian zhina-style pagodas, pagodas and domes. The Regent, later the King of George IV, regarded Brighton as an ideal "refuge" for unruly sycophants who fled London. The tree-shaped decorative lights extending from the banquet hall look like they extend from the dragon's mouth. You can enjoy a feast of 20 delicious dishes in the magnificent restaurant, where iron columns are artistically decorated into palm trees. When Prince Reagan decided to choose Brighton as his holiday destination, others yearned for it. As a result, many Georgian-style buildings have been left in the local area, which has been endowed with a luxury reputation.

The beaches in other places are mostly sandy beaches, while Brighton is famous for its pebble beaches. Located in the south of Greater London, only 65,438+0 hours away from downtown London. Residents and immigrants of different nationalities here are always ready to wear all kinds of strange clothes for Brighton's celebration. Britain's largest Brighton Festival is held in May every year-street theaters, art exhibitions and music performances are all available. Gay parades begin in early August every year; In winter, there is a "Bell Burning Festival", which is a special way to celebrate on the winter solstice (65438+February 2 1). Brighton's personality is gentle and interesting, but he is never pretentious.