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The Brighton Marine Palace and Pier dating from 1899 was almost destroyed by an IRA bomb. A bomb planted by the IRA near the pier in 1994 was defused by a controlled explosion. As of February 2001, it was one of 70 Grade II*-listed buildings and structures, and 1,218 listed buildings of all grades, in the city of Brighton and Hove.
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Overview of the most popular walking and hiking routes near Brigthon Pier
16 km |
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Set out from the Hove Angel along the front to Rottingdean along the undercliff, then back along the cliff top. Nice mix of flat and… More info
7.16 km |
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Out along hove promenade from the angel and round the lagoon and back again. Flat and Quick. More info
Overview of the most popular cycle routes near Brigthon Pier
11.7 km |
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Circuit using cycle lanes on Brighton roads. Not the most picturesque route, but takes you past some nice houses on Dyke Road. More info
17.6 km |
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Fairly hilly circuit taking you along Brighton seafront and up through the town of Woodingdean and past Brighton racecourse. It's all uphill from the seafront… More info
