VisitBrighton Chill Out Video
Tuesday 29 September 2009 Filed in: Brighton
Check out the home page to watch the dreamy, new VisitBrighton Chill Out video.
Aah memories of summer...
Aah memories of summer...
Labour Party Conference 2009
Thursday 03 September 2009 Filed in: Brighton
The annual Labour Party Conference takes place in Brighton from the 27th September to the 1st October 2009. Over 13,000 people are expected to attend this year.
If you are one of them, why not take a break from all the politics by downloading our Brighton audio walking tour and exploring this great seaside city in your own time and at your own pace ?
If you are one of them, why not take a break from all the politics by downloading our Brighton audio walking tour and exploring this great seaside city in your own time and at your own pace ?
Say Hello to Florence
Sunday 07 September 2008 Filed in: Florence
In conjunction with our partner noambit.com, we are pleased to offer two new audio walking tours/city guides to the Renaissance city of Florence.
Think you know Rome ?
Tuesday 13 May 2008 Filed in: Rome
If you're planning a trip to Rome this summer be sure to check out the Knowing Rome website before you go. It's a blog is dedicated to the culture, history, art of Rome along with a wealth of tips, information and advice on travelling to the Eternal City.
Visiting Brighton on business ?
Wednesday 19 March 2008 Filed in: Brighton
If you're visiting Brighton on business or attending a conference don't spend your precious free time stuck in your hotel room, especially if you're a first-time visitor to the city. Download our comprehensive Brighton audio walking tour then simply get out and explore.
Remember, if you're pressed for time you don't have to complete the whole tour in one go. You can do as much or as little as you like, when you like - it's up to you!
Remember, if you're pressed for time you don't have to complete the whole tour in one go. You can do as much or as little as you like, when you like - it's up to you!
Burning of the Clocks : 21st December 2007
Tuesday 27 November 2007 Filed in: Brighton
Brighton celebrates the shortest day of the year with a paper lantern parade through the city. The theme for the lanterns changes every year but the costumes worn by those taking taking part are supposed to include a clock-face to represent the passing of time.
The actual ceremonial 'burning of the clocks' takes place when the lanterns representing the old year are burnt on a bonfire on the seafront. This is then followed by a spectacular fireworks display which makes way for the New Year and the coming of spring.
For more details visit www.burningtheclocks.co.uk where you can also purchase a lantern kit if you want to participate.
The actual ceremonial 'burning of the clocks' takes place when the lanterns representing the old year are burnt on a bonfire on the seafront. This is then followed by a spectacular fireworks display which makes way for the New Year and the coming of spring.
For more details visit www.burningtheclocks.co.uk where you can also purchase a lantern kit if you want to participate.