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Royal Pavilion

The Royal Pavilion , with its Indian Mogul exterior created by John Nash, was the seaside palace of George IV. It is a landmark in Brighton, and its minarets and onion domes have been part and parcel of the popular image of the town since the 1820s. Guided tours through this richly-decorated palace are offered. Refreshments are available in the Queen Adelaide tea room.

Address: 
4/5 Pavilion Buildings,
Brighton,
United Kingdom
Telephone: 
(01273) 290 900.
Website: 
www.royalpavilion.org.uk
Disabled access: 
No
Unesco: 
No

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