While walking through Brighton, United Kingdom you might wonder whether you’ve taken a shortcut through time and space to India. In the heart of the city you can find the Royal Pavilion, a building in the style of the palaces of Indian moguls. It was built between 1815 and 1822 by the order of George IV. It was also used by William IV – but as queen Victoria wasn’t in favor of the seaside resort south of London it was sold in 1850 to the city of Brighton.
The Royal Pavilion is surrounded by a nice park with wonderful flowers. It is a place where people meet and relax. Architect of the building was John Nash who was also responsible for projects like the Regent’s Park, the Buckingham Palace or Trafalgar square. The easiest way to find the Royal Pavilion is to get to the Brighton Palace Pier and just walk to the north. It has hard to miss because of its nice decorations.
Royal Pavilion
4/5 Pavilion Buildings
Brighton BN1 1EE
England, United Kingdom
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