Brighton Waterfront

The embankment of Brighton is located in the southern part of England, on the shore of the English Channel. Stunning with its beauty, it stretches for 11 kilometers along the pebble coast.

It is the largest pier in Europe, where 1,900 yachts can moor at the same time. The embankment of Brighton with a long line of luxurious palaces runs along protected beaches, kept in extraordinary cleanliness. Here harmoniously combine classic urban and fun beach styles. On the waterfront is the Fisheries Museum, which contains unique collections representing the history and traditions of fishing since ancient times.

The newly installed Ferris Wheel is a local landmark, offering a stunning panorama of the city, strait and majestic white cliffs. On the waterfront there are many cinemas, nightclubs, bars and restaurants. Pedestrian areas are crowded with souvenir shops, extremely popular with tourists.