去英国布莱顿必须要做的5件事

蝶舞 — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 01:00:06 +0000

布莱顿（Brighton）是位于英国东南海岸的海边小城，离伦敦不太远，几个小时的车程，是伦敦人民逃离长年累月的阴霾天气晒晒太阳吹吹海风的好选择。人们通常花一天的时间在那里逛逛，最多度过一个轻松的周末。有点像北京人民外出爬个妙峰山或者去黑龙潭一游。如果中国游客花昂贵机票千里迢迢来游英国，并没有必要一定去此地。

按某资深旅游人士的看法，如去布莱顿，一定要做五件事：

1）去North Laine区，那里的酒吧、小铺、商店林立于四条街上，活力万千。这里有各式食物，音乐书籍，以及奇怪的物品售卖。可以坐在街边喝咖啡，看其他行人在此摩肩接踵。（听上去很像巴黎的蒙马高地……）

2）在South Laine区，吃牡蛎与tapas。这里还可以买卖珠宝。（似乎刚才那区比较平民，这一区比较高雅。）

3）参观布莱顿皇宫（据说建筑风格像蛋糕）和布莱顿皇家花园。

4）在当地pub喝一杯啤酒，比如harveys ale。（听说伦敦以外所有乡间pub的本地啤酒都值得尝试。）

5）在布莱顿海岸散步！（这似乎是毋庸置疑需要做的一件事情！）

会将此人原文贴出以供参考。

顺便补充一下，台湾的韩良露还在她的旅游书中提到（我记得是），布莱顿有一种彩色硬水果糖，叫“布莱顿石头（rock）”，是当地一种旅游特色食品。她很喜欢。

全文贴在下面，给自己备忘。引自http://www.venere.com/blog/brighton-things-to-do/

Top 5 things to do in Brighton, UK

Monday, February 18th, 2008

by Robin Bartram

Most people go to Brighton, UK, for a day-trip or a weekend getaway, so have a short amount of time to cram a lot in.

Here are my top 5 attractions not to miss out when visiting Brighton:

1. Go for shopping in North Laine

The North Laine area of Brighton is always vibrant and exciting, especially at weekends. More independent shops, cafes, and bars line four small streets than exist in most other cities. You can shop for anything – from alternative clothes, music, food and books to organic shoes, tattoos and fancy dress outfits. When you need sustenance the choice is again very wide – greasy breakfasts, gourmet burgers, Indian food, and pizzas, as well as numerous coffee houses, juice bars and pubs. On a sunny weekend, the North Laine is the place to be (second to Brighton Beach of course), when the streets are pedestrianized and people come from all over to sit outside at their café of choice. Brighton wouldn’t be the same without it.

2. Eat oysters and tapas in South Laine

Despite lying just over the road, the South Lanes differ dramatically from the North Laine. The series of winding alleys are home to a range of more up-market shops and cafes. Although this is where people come to shop for jewelery and eat oysters and tapas, that shouldn’t put you off if you’re on a bit more of a budget holiday – the lanes are a really nice place to let lost in on your way from the North Laine to the sea.

3. Visit Brighton Royal Pavilion

The Royal Pavilion is a former royal residence dating back to the early 1800s that bears more resemblance to a wedding cake than a castle! Its exotic architecture is home to an array of state rooms that you can visit. Alternatively, you can find a spot in the Pavilion Gardens amongst numerous buskers (who are actually usually pretty good jazz musicians rather than men with guitars bashing out Coldplay) along with everyone else and admire the architecture from there.

4. Drink a pint of beer in a local pub

Find a pub nestled in the North Laine area and order a pint of Harveys ale, which is brewed in nearby Lewes.

5. Stroll along Brighton beach.

Take a walk along Brighton beach. I’d suggest starting off at the Mock Turtle, an old fashioned tea shop in Pool Valley for a tea and cake and then walking it off via the new pier for some tacky seaside fun. Walking along the beach and past the beautiful skeletal old pier, you’ll pass some really stunning regency architecture, as well as Embassy Court – a newly refurbished 1930s apartment building. If you’re feeling active, I’d recommend walking further down the beach promenade into Hove where you’ll pass brightly colored beach huts which are used daily and some even inhabited by celebrities. Shortly after the beach huts, you’ll come across Marrocco’s Pizza – a family run café right on the beach. Although neither the menu nor the decor seem to have changed much in 40 years, that’s not such a bad thing. It has a very friendly atmosphere and sell delicious pizzas, ice creams and coffees. A welcome reward!

Photo of Brighton Beach originally posted by Mikelo

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