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'''Brighton''' is a famous seaside [[resort]] on the South coast of [[England]] in the county of [[East Sussex]].
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'''Brighton''' is a famous seaside [[resort]] on the South coast of [[England]] in the county of [[East Sussex]]. Brighton is located on a picturesque range of hills known as the South Downs.  
    
The resorts of [[New Brighton]] and Brighton Beach are both named after the town.
 
The resorts of [[New Brighton]] and Brighton Beach are both named after the town.
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In 1787 the most famous building in Brighton, the Pavillion, was built for the first time, although it was originally built in classical style (i.e. it imitated ancient Greek and Roman buildings). The original building looked quite unlike the present oriental one. The pavillion was rebuilt in 1815. This time it was made to imitate an Indian palace. Brighton town council bought the pavillion in 1850. Brighton's Royal Pavilion is a former royal residence, used by three monarchs in the town.
 
In 1787 the most famous building in Brighton, the Pavillion, was built for the first time, although it was originally built in classical style (i.e. it imitated ancient Greek and Roman buildings). The original building looked quite unlike the present oriental one. The pavillion was rebuilt in 1815. This time it was made to imitate an Indian palace. Brighton town council bought the pavillion in 1850. Brighton's Royal Pavilion is a former royal residence, used by three monarchs in the town.
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== Local Delicacies and Culture ==
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== Local Delicacies ==
    
*Brighton Rock - the book by [[Graham Greene]] and film starring Richard Attenborough, were named after this traditional [[sweet]].
 
*Brighton Rock - the book by [[Graham Greene]] and film starring Richard Attenborough, were named after this traditional [[sweet]].
 
*The Brighton hot lunch, a warm and filling repast, is the midday meal historically favoured by local inhabitants. This is sometimes provided free under the auspices of the local tradition of charity (see above).
 
*The Brighton hot lunch, a warm and filling repast, is the midday meal historically favoured by local inhabitants. This is sometimes provided free under the auspices of the local tradition of charity (see above).
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*Brighton is located on a picturesque range of hills known as the South Downs. As a consequence many homes are built on steep hillsides and "uphill gardening" is a popular weekend hobby.
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==References==
 
==References==
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