Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Arundel

"The in-house restaurant at Brighton's iconic Palace Pier, Palm Court serves up everything from traditional fish and chips to premium pies and classic cocktails. When it comes to soaking up those seaside holiday vibes?. There's no better place."

"With tonnes of rides, including dodgems and the Booster, there's something for everyone. It's mega Insta-friendly, and we recommend going at night (there are so many pretty lights). Find the Pier along (you guessed it) the beach."

"The Royal Pavilion is the city’s must-see attraction. The glittering party pad and palace of Prince George, later Prince Regent and then King George IV, it’s one of the most opulent buildings in England, and certainly the finest example of early 19th-century chinoiserie anywhere in Europe. It’s an apt symbol of Brighton’s reputation for decadence. An unimpressed Queen Victoria called the Royal Pavilion ‘a strange, odd Chinese place’, but for visitors to Brighton it’s an unmissable chunk of Sussex history."

"One of the symbols of Brighton, this flamboyantly iconic royal building is actually great for visiting with kids. You can buy a kids’ trail for a small fee (50p when we visited) spotting some of the animals dotted throughout the opulent rooms, or just amuse yourself finding all the dragons at the Royal Pavilion. And staff will actively encourage you to have a lie down on the carpet in the music room to see the chandelier rising to the gold patterned ceiling."

"A municipally owned property, the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a public site in the South East of England and part of the Royal Pavilions & Museums of Brighton & Hove, free for the residents but chargeable for visitors. Located in the heart of the city’s cultural quarters, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery speaks about the city’s diversity in the realm of culture, arts and history."

"Situated in the Pavilion Gardens, the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is home to a hotchpotch of art and history exhibits. Showcasing Brighton through the eras, it’s a sometimes random, but nevertheless engaging look at Brighton’s history. As well as permanent exhibitions, the museum also hosts temporary presentations throughout the year."

"For a fantastic day out with the family, head to the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. There is loads to see and do as it caters for families and kids. With hands-on interactive displays, pictures, photos and loads of wonderful exhibits for kids to get involved with."

"Designed, manufactured & engineered by the makers of the London Eye, British Airways i360 is an observation tower by the Brighton Seafront, East Sussex and is 531ft high. The attraction cost £46 million in making and was aimed initially to attract over 739,000 paying visitors annually. From an enclosed viewing pod, the visitors can experience a 360-degree view of Brighton, the English Channel, the South Downs, and the Beachy add on a clear day to the east and the Isle of Wight on the west."

"With its observation pod rising to 138m up the 162m high tower, the i360 is the country’s highest observation tower outside London. Right on the seafront looking out to the old West Pier, there’s also a beachside cafe. On a clear day you can see for miles along the coast, with the city’s the best views since the Brighton ferris wheel was closed."

"A post shared by VisitBrighton (@visit.brighton) on Jan 21, 2019 at 1:57am PST. The i360 glides visitors 450 feet into the air for 360° views of the city, sea & countryside. From the pod you can get a seagull's view of Brighton, look out for rooftop artwork, the wind farm on the horizon as well as the stunning South Downs National Park."

"What could be better than a bottomless brunch hosted by some of the country’s best drag queens?. The Bougie Drag Bottomless Brunch at Pryzm is hosted by the fantastic Cara Melle, Honey the Foxx, Kiki Snatch and special guests. You can be guaranteed to have a good time at this brunch."

"The White Rabbit's tiny terrace is strewn with bunting and colourful pot plants. The perfect spot for a sunshine-filled date, this terrace is themed all things Alice In Wonderland - what better place to fall down the rabbit hole of summertime day drinking?"

"Soak up the rays with a trip to The White Rabbit's secret suntrap. Whether you've taken to the tables out front or the intimate little beer garden, it's a quirky gem and ideal for a few brewskis before heading inside to watch a talented musician."

"I can’t believe how long it took for me to visit this park, especially after living in Kemptown for a number of years, but I’m not convinced it’s easily one of the best parks in Brighton and easily the best in Kemptown. The pond is absolutely filled with life, where families come along and throw bread for the ducks, geese and swans who happily eat it all up. There are also plenty of squirrels that come down confidently and love being fed nuts."

"Queen’s Park is the perfect stop for a relaxing atmosphere and short walks. It has a pond in the centre with beautiful birds frolicking around, and a local herbalist has a wildlife garden. The park also has a clock tower dating back to 1915."

"In most pizza parlours, the vegan option means simply removing the cheese, which is a little like ice cream with no cream: it kind of defeats the point, and nobody wants to eat it. The first plant-based pizzeria to open in the UK, Purezza’s plant pioneers created their mozzarella using brown rice from – where else?. – Italy, and went on to create alternative ricotta, coconut and cashew cheese, too."

"Did you know that Preston Manor has its own Pets' Graveyard?. It was created around the turn of the 19th Century as the owner of the house was a keen dog lover. The graveyard is still used as a resting place for animals who have worked in service for Brighton & Hove City Council."

"Though Gelato Gusto’s original is on Gardner Street, in the North Laines, we’re here for their King’s Road Arches outpost (opened last year) which comes complete with a sea view and seagulls competing for your cone. Just as it should be, we think. Here, their reliably gorgeous artisan ice cream comes in a huge variety of flavours (200 and counting since the gelateria’s inception!) with 20 or so on at one time."

"Gelato Gusto is a premium ice cream parlour selling indulgent ice cream treats served up by a friendly team in the heart of Brighton’s North Laine. They make the gelato each day above the shop in small batches using fresh produce from a local Sussex dairy. They have over 20 flavours ranging from Sea Salt Caramel, Dark Ecuadorian Chocolate, Blueberry, Banoffee Pie to Syrup Sponge Pudding and Jaffa Cake."

"Fried chicken is the name of the game at The Bok Shop and that means free-range birds in all their glory. Make your way through loaded burgers from just £8, all the way through to matcha wings, vegan nuggs and plenty more."

"While they're churning out plenty of great chicken burgers, they're also renowned for their vegetarian buns to boot. Think seitan burgers and macaroni cheese to quell any and all hunger pangs."

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"Part of a successful franchise across the UK, Smashburger Brighton is a cosy burger joint on North Street. The menu is incredibly diverse so the only thing you’ll have to worry about is having to decide which one to go for. The cheeseburgers range from classic cheeseburgers served with American cheese, Swiss cheese, cheddar, or bacon, to something different like blue cheese or goat’s cheese."