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Brighton Palace Pier
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West Pier
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Grand Avenue
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Hove, Palmeira Square
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Seven Dials
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Brighton Station Stop B
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Clock Tower
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Pepper Pot
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Racecourse
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Pavilion (Stop F)
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Brighton Marina
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Paston Place
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One pass covers Brighton’s beachy sights, local bus routes & cool tourist discounts.
One pass covers Brighton’s beachy sights, local bus routes & cool tourist discounts.
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Red route
From the colorful beach huts, pebble beaches, and a lively promenade thronged with walkers, cyclists, and street performers to the extravagant domes and oriental architecture of the Royal Pavilion, set amid manicured gardens, Brighton's Red route will surprise you a bustling city vibe, great architecture and pristine sea views.
Popular stops: Brighton Marina, Clock Tower, Grand Avenue
Attractions like Brighton Palace Pier, Sea Life Brighton, and the Marina make this a fun, easygoing ride for families with children of all ages.
The open-top buses follow Brighton’s shoreline, giving uninterrupted views of the famous pebble beaches, piers, and seaside promenades that define the city.
The route connects Brighton’s architectural icons like the Royal Pavilion and historic squares with cultural attractions, creating a balanced sightseeing experience of both old and new.
Stops include Churchill Square and North Laine, so you can easily blend sightseeing with browsing boutiques, cafes, and Brighton’s quirky independent shops.
Discover Brighton’s seaside charm and historic landmarks with City Sightseeing’s open-top buses, offering a flexible loop that combines heritage, culture, shopping, and coastal views.
It’s an open-top sightseeing bus service connecting Brighton’s main attractions with unlimited hop-on and hop-off flexibility.
A full circuit takes about 60 mins if you remain onboard without getting off at stops.
Many travelers begin at Stop 1 near Brighton Palace Pier, but you may join at any official stop along the route.
Buses usually run between 10 am and 5 pm, departing every 60 mins depending on traffic and season.
Key highlights include Brighton Pier, Royal Pavilion, The Lanes, Churchill Square, Sea Life Aquarium, and the city’s famous seaside promenade.
Yes, Brighton Marina is a popular stop, giving you direct access to restaurants, shops, and waterfront leisure activities.
Yes, the loop is compact and efficient, perfect for day visitors who want to see highlights without rushing.
Service hours may be shorter in winter, while summer often features more frequent departures and longer operating times.