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Located in the south of England, Brighton is a coastal city situated along the English Channel. It is one of the country’s most popular resort cities as life in Brighton is intertwined with the sea. Brighton is located 1 hour from London. The city’s economy is largely based on tourism. Until the 18^th century Brighton was a quiet fishing village; however after the rumor of healing saline waters it got crowded quickly. During that time it became a popular place among patients and more affluent individuals as a treatment and resort center. In 1820, with linking the city to the railway network, it become a big city made up of 3 large settlements, Brighton, Worthing, and Littlehampton. In 2000 Brighton was given ‘city’ status by the Queen. The members of the Royal Family have their resort palaces in Brighton. The city, which is visited by about 10 million tourists a year, also stands out in congress tourism.

During tourist season the city welcomes large crowds with its shopping centers, nightclubs, and wide variety of entertainment venues. Brighton is the place in the UK for unique festivals; it is one of the few cities in England that brings together seaside resorts and entertainment. The city’s oldest structure dates back to the 1550’s; The Lanes and the Church of Saint Nicholas of Myra. Among the city’s main attractions are the Royal Pavilion Palace, Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, Preston Park, Brighton Pier, Brighton Port and Marina, Brighton Toy and Model Museum, Sea Life Brighton Aquarium. The most unique way to explore the city is using the Volk’s Electric Railway; it is the most interesting ways to travel in the city. The city is also home to the Museum of Penny Slot Machines, some of which are still working. Brighton has a warm and temperate climate. The London Gatwick Airport is located 40 km from Brighton’s city center.