A Grade I listed neoclassical mansion built in the 1760s, Marlborough House is considered one of Brighton's most significant historic buildings. Originally constructed for Samuel Shergold and later owned by the Duke of Marlborough, it was extensively remodelled by the renowned architect Robert Adam. Over the centuries, it has served as a royal residence, school board headquarters, and council offices.
St Andrew's Church
Church Road, Hove, East Sussex
The Lantern Theatre
77 St James's Street, Brighton
The Rossi Bar
8 Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom
The Chapel Royal
164 North Street, Brighton
Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts (ACCA)
Gardner Center Road, Falmer, Brighton, East Sussex, England
