Meet your LGBTQ+ Friendly Tour Guide and start your journey through the little alleyways that make the city so special. You will discover different areas throughout your walk and learn about the early beginnings from being a fishing village to the most popular seaside resort in the 18th century. Visit a food market, see Brighton’s unofficial cathedral, walk through the former slum area (today a tourist must-see), meander through the Lanes, have a stroll at the Palace Pier, see where ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, hear the story of the West Pier and take photographs of the Royal Pavilion. After your stroll along the beach, get into Kemptown to discover the party place of Brighton’s Pride Festival.. Enjoy also the visit of The Royal Pavilion. This is a museum and shows where the Prince Regent, who built the Pavilion, lived. Queen Victoria also lived there, but as she did not like it, she moved to the Isle of Wight instead.
Included:
* Gay or Lesbian Friendly Tour Guide for City Tour (3 hours)
* Entrance Fee - The Royal Pavilion

 

Meet your LGBTQ+ Friendly Tour Guide and start your journey through the little alleyways that make the city so special. You will discover different areas throughout your walk and learn about the early beginnings from being a fishing village to the most popular seaside resort in the 18th century. Today, Brighton is the hipster hotspot, also called ‘London by the sea’ and the ‘Gay capital of the UK’. Apart from the city\s landmarks such as the Lanes, North Laine, Palace Pier, West Pier, The Royal Pavilion and Gardens, the Brighton Dome where ABBA won Eurovision, the beach and so on, get to know why Brighton became the gay capital. Since the Napoleon Wars in the 19th century, Brighton has become a safe haven for gay men and lesbians and today for the whole LGBQT community. Learn what happened in Brighton in the 20s and 30s, WWII and the post-war era until today. Find out more about the Pride Festival and it’s very beginnings and how it has become the second largest Pride in the UK after London. We will also pass by a famous hotels where Oscar Wilde spent some time. Enjoy also the visit to The Brighton I360, a viewing platform that takes about 25 minutes. It gives you a nice view over Brighton and surroundings!
Included:
* Gay or Lesbian Friendly Tour Guide for City Tour (3 hours)
* Entrance Fee - Brighton I360
 

Enjoy an enlightened Brighton and an amazing walking tour through Brighton's gay & lesbian bars and clubs to live on your skin the magic atmosphere and LGBT scene of the city. Meet your guide at the Brighton Clocktower and get ready to go on a nightly escape in Kemptown, THE place to be for a good night of fun. On our way, we pass the Brighton Pier and the “Kissing Wall”. This project reflects the diversity and the importance of equality in our city. We will also pass by one of the historic gay pubs, that has been associated with the LGBT community since the 1970ies. Your guide will take you through this special area of town, which is also the party area during the Pride festival. After being shown all the good places, we will stop for a drink at one of Brighton’s most famous and beloved gay pubs. Enjoy your included drink (also alcohol free drink available) and own the night !
Included:
* Gay or Lesbian Tour Guide for Night Tour (2 hours)
* Drink in Gay Bar (1 Drink)

Get your walking shoes on and meet your guide at the station for a journey to our lively capital. On this day you will kill two birds with one stone and visit the hidden gem of Little Venice and Camden with its famous food market and also discover the central city highlights. We start with a walk from London Victoria and discover many of London’s famous areas and landmarks on our way to Covent Garden, a popular hotspot for visitors. See Buckingham Place and have your picture taken in front of the gates. Walk through Green Park and be amazed at the Piccadilly Circus billboards. Discover the area of Carneby and Soho and its small alleys and feel like an actor in the theatre district. We continue our walk until we reach popular Covent Garden, one of London’s most beloved markets. Soon it is time for a rest and we will take a break for lunch. You will have time to grab something to eat or walk around more in the Covent Garden area. After lunch, we embark on a tube ride and start the second part of our day trip. We will do a walking tour of Little Venice and see houseboats, Regent Park, Primrose Hill (many films were filmed on this romantic location). We will also see Camden lock and visit the Camden Market. This is one of London’s most popular and famous markets. After we finish - and depending on the time - there is 30 more minutes to continue exploring before we take the tube back to the nearest train station and head back to Brighton.