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other side of Brighton,
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popular seaside resort, grew up in
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nineteenth century, when
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piers were built. Brighton offers all kinds of entertainment, from concerts and plays in
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theatre to
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popular amusement arcades on
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Palace Pier and such local attractions as
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Aquarium, established over 100 years ago,
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waxworks and
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electric railway running between
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Aquarium and Black Rock.
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area of old houses known as
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Lanes is
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very attractive shopping centre, where visitors can buy souvenirs and antiques.
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houses used to be fishermen's cottages in
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early nineteenth century, but have now been converted into shops. Not far from
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Lanes is
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modern shopping centre with licensed restaurants and tables outdoors where you can enjoy
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drink in good weather.
Brighton is within easy reach of London. In fact, there is
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race every year for veteran cars from London to Brighton, held in November, and there is also
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London-to-Brighton Walk. There are horse races at Brighton racecourse,
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mile from town, about twice
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month during
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season, and
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races, together with Brighton's other attractions, have made
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popular day out for Londoners for many years.
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