Attractions near Statue of George IV

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Statue of George IV

Church Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1US - England, UK

George IV was a very popular King of Britain and had close connections with maritime affairs having served in the Royal Navy himself whilst a prince. Obviously he had a kinship with the people of Brighton whose entire identity...

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Attractions near Statue of George IV

A selection of attractions close to Statue of George IV:

Corn Exchange (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Corn Exchange, based in Brighton Dome, is one of the south coasts premier arts and entertainment facilities. The old building has been converted...

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Brighton History Centre (< 1 Mile)

Brighton History Centre and Local Studies Library is a facility run by the local authority to help preserve the historic documents of the borough....

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Brighton Theatre Royal (< 1 Mile)

Brighton's Theatre Royal is a grand and historic place. The grade II listed facility dates back centuries, opening in 1806. The theatre has...

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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery (< 1 Mile)

The new look Brighton Museum and Art Gallery features state-of-the-art visitor facilities including a gift shop and café, a series of innovative redesigned galleries and...

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Jubilee Library (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Jubilee Library is an ultra modern information facility built in commemoration of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee. The facility is far more than...

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Stanmer Rural Museum (< 1 Mile)

Stanmer Rural Museum is located in the countryside on the edge of Brighton, and celebrates a rich and interesting rural history that this area of...

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Brighton Marina (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Marina is only a stone’s throw away from the busy Brighton seafront and yet it is like entering another world. In addition to...

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Children's Pleasure Beach (< 1 Mile)

The Children's Pleasure Beach features a number of small scale attractions on the lower promenade close to Brighton Beach. There is a Victorian carousel...

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The Artists Quarter (< 1 Mile)

The Artists Quarter has for many years been one of Brighton's central cultural attractions. Based primarily in old fishing arches under the lower promenade...

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Brighton War Memorial (< 1 Mile)

The Brighton War Memorial is quite a sight, dominating Victoria Gardens with its huge white arch. The memorial is all encompassing, honouring those who...

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The Lanes (< 1 Mile)

The Lanes is the oldest part of Brighton and is by far one of the city's most visited attractions. After the French invaded in...

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Chameleon Gallery (< 1 Mile)

The Chameleon Gallery is one of many fine art gallery's in Brighton which has become the art capital of the south coast of England....

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Brighton Pavilion (< 1 Mile)

Also known as the ’Royal Pavilion’, Brighton Pavilion was built in 1784 and purchased in the early nineteenth century for the Prince Regent. Between 1815...

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Pavilion Gardens (< 1 Mile)

The Pavilion Gardens are some of the most ornate in Brighton. Situated close to the Royal Pavilion the gardens offer fantastic views of the...

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Brighton Pride (< 1 Mile)

Brighton Pride is the biggest annual gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender festival in Britain and attracts more than 100,000 people every year. The whole...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)