Royal Pavilion Gardens

Royal Pavilion Gardens (North Lawn)

Royal Pavilion Grounds, New Rd
BN1 1UG

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The Pavilion Gardens provide a green haven in the centre of Brighton, as part of the Royal Pavilion Estate along with The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery and Brighton Dome. The fully restored regency garden is based on John Nash’s design from 1815 and, as closely as possible, follows the original list of plants supplied to George IV.

Getting to the venue

By train

Nearest stations

Brighton (10 minutes walk to Pavilion Gardens)

London Road (1.0 miles to Pavilion Gardens)

Hove (1.2 miles to Pavilion Gardens)

Moulsecoomb (2.2 miles to Pavilion Gardens)

Preston Park (1.5 miles to Pavilion Gardens)

Brighton can be reached from London in just over an hour with train services run by Southern and Thameslink every 15 minutes. Regular rail connections also serve Gatwick, Heathrow and Hove.

 

By Coach

Approximate journey times

From Gatwick Airport - 1 hr

From London Victoria - 2 hrs 15 mins

From Heathrow Airport - 2 hrs 30 mins

From Standsted Airport - 4 hrs

Coaches arrive at Pool Valley Coach Station, 10 minutes walk from the city centre

 

By car

Approximate journey times

London to Brighton via the A23/ M23 is approximately 50 miles, with a journey time of about 90 minutes depending on traffic.

Driving to Brighton from Kent and the South East, either from the East or West, use the A27.

Stay safe, stay well

To keep you safe while you are here we have

Social distancing

Sanitising and washing stations

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Enhanced cleaning

E-ticketing and contactless payment

Staggered arrivals

Distanced seating

Track & trace measures

Please do not visit if ...

you or a member of your bubble have tested positive for Covid-19, have the following symptoms or have been asked to isolate following a Test and Trace call.
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