Brighton & Hove City Council is running a crowdfunding campaign to help save the distinctive Madeira Terrace on Brighton seafront. Constructed in 1890, the terrace runs from Brighton Aquarium (now the Sea Life Centre) to Duke’s Mound. As a result … Continued
Brighton Aquarium was conceived and designed by Eugenius Birch, the architect responsible for the West Pier. Work began in 1869 and the building opened in 1872. The project cost £133,000 (equivalent to around £5.5 million today). The Aquarium proved an … Continued
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The Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust is a self-funding charity. We face a huge funding deficit from revenue lost during the Covid-19 pandemic, and we now need the urgent support of individuals and businesses to help us continue our work.
