Dating from the 1820s, this Grade II listed building still has the original mill workings in place over five floors. Discover how grain is turned into flour in a traditional windmill, and explore a fascinating display of historical milling and agriculture exhibits.

Hove Museum & Art Gallery is a handsome, late 19th century Italianate Victorian villa originally called Brooker Hall. It was designed by architect Thomas Lainson and built for John Oliver Vallance. John Oliver died in 1893 and his widow continued to live in the villa...

The Booth Museum was founded in 1874 by naturalist and collector Edward Thomas Booth. The Victorians were passionate about natural history and Edward Booth’s particular interest was ornithology, the study of birds.During his lifetime he collected a huge variety of...

The Regency Town House is a Grade 1 listed, 5 storey town house, built in the 1820s. It is currently under restoration and once complete will be open on a daily basis as a museum and heritage centre.

Entertain your guests in the splendid style of a bygone age. This delightful old manor house is a beautifully presented Edwardian home, furnished with a notable collection of furniture, pictures and memorabilia.

Foredown Tower Countryside Centre offers a variety of displays and exhibits about a wide range of subjects including: wildlife, natural habitats and conservation issues; landscape and countryside interpretation; local history and; archaeology; astronomy and the night...

Permanent Gallery was established in May 2003 as a space for artistic experimentation which provides practical and critical support in the producing, presenting and contextualising of artists’ work. Central to the exhibition programme is the process of dialogue...

For almost a century and a half the West Pier has been Britain's most iconic pier. Renowned for its wonderful architectural style, it has been visited and enjoyed by millions. Even today with its sculptural remains casting an eerie beauty over the seafront, the West...

Grey Area is an independent artist-run gallery in the centre of Brighton. Established in a dilapidated basement in March 2006, Grey Area has become a platform for experimental contemporary art events in an idiosyncratic non-sterile project space.

Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton that commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.