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Constable's Colliers Unloading on Hove Beach

Royal Pavilion & Garden

15 July 2022 - ongoing
An unseen masterpiece by John Constable unveiled.
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Oil painting showing three ships on a beach

Basement & Tunnel Tours Jan to Apr 24

Royal Pavilion & Garden

9 January to 30 April 2024
Our popular Basement & Tunnel tours offer an unpolished, behind-the-scenes glimpse of areas of the building not normally open to the public.
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Tunnel tours at Royal Pavilion in Brighton ***Pic by David McHugh / Brighton Pictures

Botanical Illustration workshop: Wild Flora of Sussex

Royal Pavilion & Garden

20 April 2024
Join professional botanical artist Leigh Ann Gale for this fascinating and informative one-day workshop.
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Botanical drawing by Leigh Ann Gale

Basement & Tunnel Tours May to August 24

Royal Pavilion & Garden

7 May to 20 August 2024
Our popular Basement & Tunnel tours offer an unpolished, behind-the-scenes glimpse of areas of the building not normally open to the public. Discover more about life below stairs for Royal Pavilion servants and see the vaulted basement used as an air raid shelter during WWII.
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Tunnel tours at Royal Pavilion in Brighton ***Pic by David McHugh / Brighton Pictures

Behind Closed Doors Tour – Upper Chambers May to July 24

Royal Pavilion & Garden

8 May to 10 July 2024
Due to the sheer number of secrets to be uncovered on our ever popular Behind Closed Doors tour, we have split the tour over two floors!
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Royal Pavilion, King`s bedroom.

Pecha Kucha Night Brighton

Royal Pavilion & Garden

29 May to 31 July 2024
Join us for vibrant evenings of creativity and inspiration with the return of Pecha Kucha Night Brighton!
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Summer Delights in a Regency Garden

Royal Pavilion & Garden

5 June 2024
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Royal Pavilion and Gardens

Behind Closed Doors Tour – Ground Floor June to August 24

Royal Pavilion & Garden

12 June to 14 August 2024
Explore the Royal Pavilion
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Kings Apartment, Royal Pavilion. Royal Pavilion, King's bedroom. To the right of the bed, you can make out a hidden door, known as a jib door, which led to the King’s water closet or lavatory. The jib door also leads to stairs that went up to the apartments of George’s last mistress, Lady Conyngham, in what is now part of the Royal Pavilion tearoom.