For 200 years, John Nash's extraordinary oriental fantasy, the Royal Pavilion, has been inextricably linked with the identity of Brighton.
It has provoked controversy, inspired fervent adulation and, throughout its colourful history, become one of the most instantly identifiable architectural images in the world.
It takes its unique character from the man for whom it was built, George IV, and its magnificent interior is a reflection of his personality and Regency reign. It was conceived as a monument to style, finesse, technological excellence and above all pleasure. It remains unequalled in its colossal ambition and glorious sense of joie de vivre.
We have a range of vouchers which include entry to the Pavilion and either Cream Tea or High Tea in the Royal Pavilion Tearoom - click the 'Gift Vouchers' tab for full details.
October to March 10am-4.30pm, April to September 9.30am-5pm. Closed on 25 and 26 December
Booking is essential
Brighton
Pavilion Tea Rooms
Pavilion Tea Rooms
The dress code is smart casual (wearers of t-shirts or jeans may not be permitted entry)
Children of all ages welcome
No live music
All major credit cards accepted
The Royal Pavilion gardens were designed by John Nash and provide an attractive, shady sanctuary on a hot summer’s day.
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Please note the tearoom is situated on the upper floor of the Royal Pavilion, which is accessed via a staircase only
Guide dogs only
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