Brighton’s opportunities to experience the joys of tea, on its own or combined with other pleasures, are numerous and eclectic. They echo the open-minded, friendly, quirky character of the city and its historic association with wellness and fun. You can enjoy tea in Brighton’s famous Royal Pavilion. The pavilion is an over-the-top, Georgian pleasure palace replete with whimsical “Eastern” turrets and domes. Or, you could have it on a traditional red double-decker Routemaster bus - while

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One Comment

  1. What a delightful tribute to tea in Brighton, Sabita. The joy evoked by “The Queen of Watering Places” permeates your visit. The teas are UK standards in the specialty segment. Thank you for contributing to Tea Journey.

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