Meridian Monument in Brighton: photos, reviews

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The Meridian Monument stands as a testament to history in Brighton, offering an enriching glimpse into the past. This small yet significant landmark is perfect for families, providing an educational outing for children and adults alike. A stroll along the lower promenade adds a rugged charm, with the sea's magnificence on full display. The cliffs provide a stunning backdrop, enhancing the historic atmosphere. Best of all, it's entirely free to explore, making it an accessible destination for everyone. Visitors leave with a sense of connection to both history and the natural wonders surrounding the area.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Telscombe Tye

Bus stop 2.07 km walk

Bevendean Avenue

Bus stop 2.2 km walk

Cissbury Crescent

Bus stop 2.21 km walk

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4.4/5 227 reviews

Detlef Erbe

Hier überquert man den Nullmeridian. Schöner Blick auf den Ärmelkanal.

sonya brennan

Lovely views point, we had lunch here.

MichaelNM

We used to go to Greenwich Observatory so this was an interesting monument to stop at as we were in the area.

Meridian Monument in Brighton

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