Brighton i360

First Impressions

Standing tall right on the mid-seafront near the West Pier ruins, with seafront parking bays and multi-storey garages nearby. Gliding silently up into the sky gives breathtaking bird's-eye views of the whole coast.

The Scenery

Sweeping 360-degree panoramic views across the entire Sussex coastline, bird's-eye views of the South Downs National Park, miniature-looking rooftops and the geometric pattern of the Lanes, and the dramatic skeletal ruins of the old West Pier below.

What You'll See

The sparkling English Channel stretching to the horizon and the full sweep of the Sussex coast from the glass pod.

Best Photo Opportunities

Looking straight down through the glass floor of the pod, panoramic selfies with the South Downs or city grid behind, and the tower's silhouette against sunset skies.

Seasonal Appeal

Wonderful year-round - crystal clear visibility on bright summer days, dramatic moody cloudscapes in winter.

Sounds & Surroundings

Soft ambient music inside the glass pod, excited whispers from fellow passengers, muted city and wave sounds drifting up, and friendly crew commentary.

Getting There

A pleasant 15-minute walk along the flat lower promenade from Brighton station, easily accessible along Kings Road on the seafront.

Would I Visit Again?

Yes - seeing Brighton from 138 metres in the air is a unique experience.

Final Verdict

A worthwhile stop because it offers the highest, most spectacular viewpoint on the entire south coast of England.

Facilities

Public Toilets, Food Vendors, Cafe, Visitor Centre, Viewing Platforms

Ideal For

Couples, Families, Solo Travellers, Photographers, Nature Lovers, Hikers, History Enthusiasts, Dog Walkers

Warnings & Advice

Check the weather forecast before booking to ensure clear visibility from the top.

Location — Lower Kings Road, Brighton Seafront