Brighton holidays
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Nearly 150 years old, this seaside aquarium is home to sharks, but its foxface rabbitfish are its most fearsome residents
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From Julie Burchill to Jane Austen, the crime novelist picks his favourite fiction featuring a city ‘perpetually helping police with their inquiries’
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Originally published in the Guardian on 27 March 1999: Out of the closet and into the money is the new idea for travel firms
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‘If I’d eaten the whole Jerusalem artichoke starter, I could have probably hover-propelled myself home. There’s eco for you’
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The YHA’s finest, from a 19th-century shooting lodge to a Norman castle and a solar-powered mountain hut
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With Brightonians the biggest coffee drinkers in the UK, spending an average of £177 a head per year, the city’s coffee shops - from chains to artisanal independents - are acting as a community hub and temporary workplace
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Small but perfectly formed, this Brighton hole in the wall is a great place to catch bands before they get bigger
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The amazing beauty of the Baztán Valley in the Pyrenees, plus a new youth hostel in Brighton and savings on cruises to see the Northern Lights
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It’s Goodwood Revival in Sussex next week, but you can enjoy a slice of retro action at the estate hotel all year round, says Pamela Hutchinson, who goes back to the 60s for the weekend
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Architects who designed the London Eye have begun work on a 138-metre-high glass viewing pod offering stupendous views over Brighton and 30 miles of Sussex coast, writes Will Coldwell
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Brighton is well known as a party town, but are those good times fuelled by great beer? Tony Naylor went in search of the city's best craft beer bars
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A night-time ride out of the city makes for a totally different cycling experience
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Kate Townshend: It turns out there's an alternative to binging on chocolate and telly over the festive period. Beginning with a dip in my beloved Cheltenham lido, here are 10 of our finest Christmastime swims
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Forget chintzy seaside B&Bs. If you're heading to Brighton there are plenty of stylish holiday houses and apartments available. Rhiannon Batten chooses five of the best
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Paul MacInnes: We may be in the throes of a Conservative moment, but it is harsh to take it out on this vibrant seaside resort
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The town is too trendy with too many bohemians, according to a new survey. But, says one resident, that's not the whole story
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For a party town and seaside resort, Brighton has a surprising number of good places to eat. Ahead of next month's Brighton & Hove Food Festival, Tony Naylor picks 10 restaurants and cafes where you can eat well for under £10 a head
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From Brighton's music scene and restaurants to East Sussex's best beaches and family days out, enjoy a local's eye view
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Giulia Rhodes meets Glyn Edwards and his family on Brighton beach, where their Punch and Judy show has been going for 54 years
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Healers and tattooists, craft shops and comic shops, and dozens of cafes add up to a square mile that is utterly, uniquely Brighton
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Where to stay and eat, what to see and buy, and great places to unwind in a city rich to unwind in the boho seaside city
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Blurry shots, shadows, overexposure … Anne-Marie Conway gets to grips with the hipsters' favourite form of photography, Lomography, on a new course in Brighton
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Berlin's Festival of Lights, touring and stocking up in Champagne and events for fashion lovers
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Originally published in the Guardian on 2 April 1980: Brighton becomes the first major British resort to open a naturist beach on its seafront
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Britain's obsession with knitting shows no sign of abating as the first 'knitted' hotel room opens
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It may have recently celebrated its centenary, but the UK's oldest purpose-built cinema is still pulling in the crowds, says Daniel Bettridge
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Weekends should be about fun, fun, fun! Ian Belcher picks 10 hedonistic blowouts, from a sexy beach hotel to foodie binges and boozy benders
City breaks with kids City breaks with kids: Brighton