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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
Due to Mike moving back to Zurich and Niamh juggling university studies and work, 'Walk!Brighton - Free Walking Tours' have come to an end. Thanks to all the walkers who participated over the last four years! 'Walk!Brighton' will have a continued presence on Instagram and Facebook. For future tours, please keep checking in on GuruWalk.com, a new Brighton Free Walking Tours chapter is coming! **This page will remain open for another month**
Join us on our Free Historical City Centre Tour Of Brighton and discover how a tiny fishing village originally known as “Brighthelmstone” went on to become a metropolis by the sea and England’s most treasured seaside jewel. Explore Brighton’s diverse architectural history, from the shimmering domes of the Royal Pavilion to the 13th and 14th century heart of the city known as “The Lanes”. Hear how the Prince Regent helped put Brighton on the map during the 1780s after falling in love with the town's flamboyant theatre, pub and brothel scene; and see the place where one of his servants introduced the West to a little-known Indian treatment known as 'shampoo'...! Learn how Brighton’s enchanting history stretches from its Anglo-Saxon community during the 5th century, to the Norman invasions of the late 11th century, or even earlier Celtic and Roman settlements. Are there really sections of Brighton’s original streets hidden by the sea? And could there actually be an ancient stone circle underneath the present-day Old Steine? Come find out! On our Historical Tour of Brighton you will journey through Brighton’s mysterious and colourful history, and learn about the city’s transformation from a medieval fishing village with a population of 400, to an artistic and bohemian metropolis known as “London-By-The-Sea.” This is the original, the official & the organic Free Walking Tour of Brighton!
Just in front of the main entrance to Brighton train station, under the digital clock
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).