Sunday, October 23, 2011

Brighton ~ Day 4

At World Famous Brighton Pier
Lil' Iman at Brighton Pier
My family at Brighton Pier
Assalamualaikum.
On the fourth day, we headed to Brighton, UK. It was a whole day tour in Brighton. Our first visit was Brighton Royal Pavilion and Museum. A very long queue but as our tickets were arranged and purchased earlier, we managed to enter it faster than the rest.
What can you see here? Basically, it has 6 main rooms; the music room, the banqueting room, the royal bedrooms, the great kitchen, the royal reception rooms and a gallery for Indian Military hospital. The king who built this place loved to entertain his guests with music and lots of food. Honestly, it looks and feels classic as this Royal Pavilion was constructed in 18th century. This palace is full with a complete work of art, furnished with French, English and Chinese furnitures. However, no camera is allowed here. Plus, it has CCTV installed inside the palace.
Similar with the rest, tickets are based on how we purchase them; Adult: sekitar 10 pound, Child (5-15): sekitar 6 pound, Family (2 adults with 2 children): sekitar 25 pound, special rate for Student, Senior citizen, and Group.

Me with lil' Muhammad, lil' Iman and lil' Isha



At Royal Pavilion
Royal Pavilion (the architecture is similar to Middle East building architecture)
The Royal Pavilion
After the visit, we went ronda2 in Brighton city. It's a very wonderful place to stay. I love it so much! I love the city, the environment, the sea, etc. Though it's cold and windy, the sun still shine brightly. We had our lunch here; a 100% seafood restaurant. We had fish and chips, mineral water and cheese cake for appetizer.
A classic store ~ I just wonder how and why they still sell this classic sewing machine
With my loved ones at Brighton Pier
Tips: Bring extra food such as bread, biscuit, and drinks in a small carry bag for the kids as the visit might be tiring for them. My kids love croissant bread and chocolate milk. The cold weather, the thick jacket and the strong wind can cause them to get hungry. Even I felt hungry every one hour. Huhuhu...
Alright then, Day 5 was to Bath and Stonehenge. Stay tuned!

1 comment:

Azril said...

Nice. Looking forward for that stone thing :)