［Brighton］Sea breeze mixed with rainbow

Brighton has always been a must-visit city in summer, suitable for literary youths, LGBTQ+ friendly travelers, retro lovers and seafood lovers. It was the weekend and people could be seen everywhere leisurely enjoying the sea breeze. Walk to the left and you will see Brighton Pier, an entertainment venue and amusement park that extends from the beach to the sea. You can eat "Doughnut Time" rainbow donuts and challenge the scream-worthy "Booster" high-altitude rotating facility. Walking to the right is the Brighton i360 Observation Deck, which opened in 2016. It allows you to enjoy a 360-degree view of the entire town of Brighton from an altitude of 400 feet. - Must-eats for seafood lovers: → "Riddle & Finns" Oyster Bar: 6 kinds of local British oysters delivered daily, served with balsamic caviar (£18/half dozen); → "The Salt Room" Charcoal Grilled Lobster: Sea view window seat with smoked bone marrow sauce (£45/whole). - Wicked snacks: → "Boho Gelato" weird ice cream: whiskey gingerbread/blue cheese flavors challenge your taste buds **🌈 Culture and nightlife** - **Kemptown gay neighborhood**: → Bar "The Bulldog" drag show free admission on Fridays, order "Pink Martini" cocktail to blend in pink bubbles → Retro gay bookstore "Queenspark Books" to find out-of-print magazines. → Late-night fire on the beach: Legal fire-making area (Between Piers), bring your own firewood and marshmallows. ⚠️ 1. Seagulls grabbing food: hold food for no more than 10 seconds, eat fries indoors 2. Wind warning: windproof jacket + hair tied, umbrella survival rate 0% In terms of transportation, it takes one hour to get there by train from London, and it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the beach after leaving the station.