Things to do in Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove at a glance: top things to do through the year

Brighton and Hove is best known for its wide range of Tours, which dominate bookings and peak in the summer months, and for its small but steady selection of Historical sites, Zoos & aquariums and an Observation deck offering views. Demand builds through spring and peaks in June, then falls back sharply toward September.

Best activities by traveller type and mood

Families will gravitate to Zoos & aquariums and easy, guided Tours that suit mixed-age groups and keep logistics simple. Couples often choose Historical sites and scenic Observation deck experiences for a relaxed, memorable outing. Solo travellers and small groups will find the greatest variety in Tours, which cover budget to premium options and work well for flexible itineraries.

What travellers from the Philippines typically book ahead

Travellers from the Philippines tend to plan a little in advance: most bookings are made around a week or so before travel, while the earliest planners book roughly a month ahead. Booking ahead matters most for the June peak months, when popular Tours can fill up faster.

Comparing categories: price and who they suit

Zoos & aquariums are the easiest, most budget-friendly way into Brighton and Hove’s attractions, while the Observation deck sits at the pricer end of the spectrum. Tours offer the widest spread of prices — from entry-level to premium — and therefore suit the broadest range of travellers, from budget-conscious visitors to those seeking something more upscale. Historical sites sit closer to the lower-to-mid price range and are a good match for couples and culture-minded visitors.