Date spot in Brighton

Brighton i360

Rise 450 feet above the seafront in the glass pod of the i360 tower, with the whole coast from the cliffs to the Isle of Wight on a clear day.

The tall slim column of the i360 tower above the seafront promenade under a deep blue sky

King's Road, by the West Pier

Address: Lower King's Road, Brighton BN1 2LN
  • Activity
  • Rain-proof ☔
  • Mid-price
  • Romantic

Why it's a good date: A slow, quiet ride with the city laid out below you. Time it for a late flight on a clear evening and the sunset does the rest.

Photo: DaHuzyBru, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped and resized)

More from our Brighton guide

  • The steep green slopes of Devil's Dyke falling away to fields and woods stretching to the horizon

    Devil's Dyke

    Devil's Dyke Road, five miles north-west of the city

    Address: Devil's Dyke Road, Brighton BN1 8YJ
    • Outdoors
    • Free
    • Dog friendly
    • Best in Spring, Summer, Autumn
    • Out of town

    Take the bus up onto the South Downs and walk along the rim of Devil's Dyke, a deep green valley with views over the Weald for miles.

    Why it's a good date: Big skies and fresh air without needing a car: buses run up from town, more often in summer. Bring a picnic or finish at the pub at the top, and watch the paragliders if it's breezy.

  • The Undercliff Walk's concrete promenade curving along below a chalk cliff at Rottingdean, with the sea and beach beside it

    The Undercliff Walk to Rottingdean

    From Brighton Marina, east of the city centre

    Address: Undercliff Walk, Brighton Marina, Brighton BN2 5UF
    • Outdoors
    • Free
    • Dog friendly

    Walk the flat path beneath the white chalk cliffs from Brighton Marina to the old village of Rottingdean, with the sea right beside you all the way.

    Why it's a good date: About an hour each way with nothing but cliffs, waves and rock pools, and tea and cake waiting in Rottingdean. Parts close after rough weather or cliff falls, so check before you set off.

    Photo: Mat Fascione, CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped and resized)

  • A small Volk's Electric Railway carriage on its narrow track along the seafront, below green-railed Victorian arches

    Volk's Electric Railway

    Aquarium station, Madeira Drive, by the Palace Pier

    Address: Aquarium Station, Madeira Drive, Brighton BN2 1EN
    • Activity
    • Outdoors
    • Cheap and cheerful
    • Best in Spring, Summer

    Ride the little wooden carriages of the world's oldest working electric railway, which has trundled along the beach since 1883.

    Why it's a good date: Silly, charming and over in minutes, which is exactly the point. It runs in the warmer months, so ride one way and walk back along the front.

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