Brighton One-day Trip｜Royal Pavilion and nearby

【Brighton】is known as an #LGBTQ+ friendly city.

hey guys,

during COVID-19 in England, Jen and I still tried to go around and made our holidays wonderful like it was before.

The only different thing is "wearing mask everywhere is required."

We took the train from Crawley to Brighton on 9:41 am.

Royal Pavilion

Royal Pavilion is a palace in Brighton, and it was our purpose this time.🤣

The entrance is on the right side when you facing the building, after entering it, the right side is a museum for art exhibition and left one is the Royal Pavilion.

Too complicated?

Check it on my YouTube video here😎

The ticket is for 1-year and needs to write down your name on it for next visiting.

Royal Pavilion

Website

https://brightonmuseums.org.uk/royalpavilion/

Opening hours

April to September	9.30am–5.45pm (last admission at 5pm)
October to March	10am-5.15pm (last admission at 4.30pm)

Admission Charges

Royal Pavilion Annual Pass This pass is ideal for those making a visit to just one of our museums.

Adult £16.00
Child* (5-18) £10.00 *We welcome all unaccompanied children aged 14 and over to all our sites. Children under the age of 14 will need to be accompanied by a person aged over 16.

Family tickets

2 adults with up to 2 children £42.00
1 adult with up to 2 children £26.00

Location

Royal Pavilion was designed as Chinese and Indian style, but I thought art is not my type.

I cannot understand... just like the Queen thought: It's wired (?)

By the way, if you know Chinese and can recognize what they wrote on the wall at the top floor, please let me know😅 (I don't think it's Chinese words...)

On the way to have lunch, we were so surprised at finding bubble tea shop.

I instigated Jen to buy one, she didn't want at the first, cause she always prevented me when we were in Taiwan. But after we got one, she loved so much and cannot stopping drinking.

Let her have some space releasing her homesick😎

📌 Pearls Bubble Tea