Brightons Royal Pavilion was once the Victorian royal palace. Since there is no internal photographing, there is only a location. This ancient royal palace seems to be influenced by Indian and Islamic styles. It looks a bit like the Taj Mahal, but the interior is doped with Chinese style and carved dragons. The overall style seems to be somewhat different, but inexplicable harmony, it seems that George's aesthetic can still be ~ although the interior can not take pictures, but the terrace cafe can take a photo to install a pack, it is a card to travel here. In the UK, drinking tea or drinking coffee seems to be a problem of choice... I choose coffee, of course, tea is not bad. The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery are just opposite the Royal Pavilion. When we went, the tickets were free and unexpectedly saved a small one. This museum, converted from the royal palace, is a historical encyclopedia of Brighton. In the pavilion, there are many living items and Victorian art pieces that have been used by local celebrities in Brighton since ancient times. If you have enough time, you can browse carefully.