Brighton's Royal Pavilion: The Royal Pavilion

🕌 The Royal Pavilion is an ancient and unique royal residence. Although photography is not allowed inside 📷, you can admire its magnificent exterior. The pavilion seems to be influenced by Indian and Islamic styles, somewhat resembling the Taj Mahal, but also mixed with Chinese elements 🇨🇳, with carved dragons and painted phoenixes 🐉, forming a unique eclectic style. Although the overall style is somewhat unconventional, it is exceptionally harmonious. Despite not being able to take photos inside 📸, you can take pictures at the terrace café of the Royal Pavilion and check in for photos 📸. In the UK 🇬🇧, choosing between tea or coffee seems to be a difficult decision, but you can decide according to your own preferences. 📍 The address of the Royal Pavilion is: 4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1EE. ⏰ The opening hours from October to March of the following year are 10am-5:15pm (last tickets at 4:30pm), and from April to September are 9:30am-5:45pm (last tickets at 5pm). It closes at 2:30pm on December 24th, and is closed all day on December 25th and 26th. ☑️ If you are interested in history and culture, then the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery opposite the Royal Pavilion is a place not to be missed. When we went, the admission was free 🆓, and it is very much worth a visit. The museum, converted from the royal palace stables, can be considered Brighton's historical encyclopedia 📚, displaying local celebrities' lifestyle items from ancient times to the present and Victorian art pieces, which are very worth taking a close look at 😆.