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Yellowave is Brighton’s premier beach sports centre, offering sand-based courts for volleyball, football, and other beach sports. Families can enjoy drop-in sessions, book courts, or join organised activities and junior camps. Equipment hire is available on-site, so you don’t need to bring anything. - Kids aged 5+ can participate in supervised sessions and holiday camps. - Facilities include a café with seating overlooking the beach, changing rooms, and showers. - Located directly on Brighton seafront with easy access to the pebble beach and promenade. - Ideal for active families; sessions last 1-2 hours and are great for all skill levels.

1.5 hours by tram/train - can visit sea life centre, upside down house, i360, pier

Brighton Dome is a historic performing arts venue in the heart of Brighton, comprising the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange, and Studio Theatre. It offers a diverse programme of family-friendly shows, including theatre, dance, music, and children's performances. Highlights include interactive workshops, storytelling sessions, and sensory-friendly events designed for younger audiences. The venue is accessible with baby-changing facilities, step-free access, and a café. Practical tip: check the 'Families' section on their website for age recommendations and early booking discounts. Recommended for ages 2-12 for most family shows, though some events cater to teens and adults.

Brighton Beach is a classic British seaside destination on the south coast, famous for its pebble shoreline and lively promenade. Families love the iconic Palace Pier, which offers amusement rides, arcade games, fish-and-chip shops, and panoramic sea views. Kids can hunt for shells and crabs in the rock pools at low tide, or enjoy a donkey ride along the beach. - Attractions: Brighton Palace Pier (rides, arcades), British Airways i360 (observation tower), Sea Life Brighton (aquarium), and Volks Electric Railway (oldest electric railway). - Facilities: Public toilets, beach huts for hire, deckchair rentals, and numerous cafes/restaurants along the seafront. Lifeguards patrol in summer. - Practical tips: Bring sturdy footwear for the pebbles. The beach is tidal, so check tide times for sand exposure. Sun protection is essential. Parking is limited; use Park & Ride or train.

A popular public park in Brighton, The Level offers a large playground with modern equipment, a skate park, and extensive green spaces perfect for picnics and games. Families love the splash pad in summer and the friendly cafe for refreshments. The park also features a bowling green and tennis courts. - Highlights: playground, skate park, splash pad (seasonal), cafe, open lawns. - Ages: all children, toddlers to teens. - Facilities: public toilets, benches, nearby parking. - Practical tip: great for a sunny day; arrive early for parking on weekends.

Jubilee Library is Brighton's flagship public library, housed in a stunning modern glass-and-steel building. For families, the library offers a dedicated children's section with a large collection of books, audiobooks, and DVDs for all ages, as well as comfortable seating and play areas. Regular free events include story time sessions, craft workshops, and author visits, making it a great destination for rainy days. - Highlights: children's library, free Wi-Fi, public computers, study spaces, café. - Ages: suitable for children of all ages (0+). - Practical tips: free entry, no booking needed for general browsing; check events calendar for special activities. Step-free access and baby-changing facilities available.

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is a family-friendly museum located in the heart of Brighton, within the Royal Pavilion Gardens. It offers a diverse range of galleries including fashion, fine art, world cultures, and local history. Families particularly enjoy the interactive 'World Stories' gallery, where kids can dress up in costumes from around the world, and the 'Fashion and Style' gallery with colorful displays. There are also hands-on activities, trails, and a dedicated under-5s area called 'Sensory Box'. - Highlights: Dressing-up area, Discovery Areas, themed trails, temporary exhibitions. - Facilities: Baby-changing, buggy parking, café, shop, accessible toilets. - Practical tips: Entry is free (donations welcome); some special exhibitions may have a small charge. The museum is open daily 10am-5pm. It's a perfect rainy-day destination as it's entirely indoor. Nearby attractions include the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Beach, and the Sea Life Centre.

A classic Victorian natural history museum with stunning bird dioramas, dinosaur skeletons, and thousands of specimens. Kids can explore hands-on discovery drawers, follow a family trail, and see the giant ichthyosaur fossil. Free entry makes it a budget-friendly rainy-day outing. Facilities include baby-changing, a small shop, and nearby cafe at the park. - Highlights: Bird gallery with over 300 species, dinosaur fossils, butterfly collection, and taxidermy displays. - Activities: Family activity sheets, craft sessions on some weekends, and a 'touch table' with real bones and shells. - Ages: Best for 3-12 years, but younger toddlers can enjoy the visual displays. - Practical tips: Allow 1-2 hours. Free parking on nearby streets. The museum is on two floors with a lift. Accessible toilet available.

Theatre Royal Brighton is a historic theatre in the heart of Brighton, dating back to 1807. It offers a varied programme including family-friendly shows, pantomimes, children's theatre, and musicals. Families can enjoy classic stories, live performances, and special events tailored for younger audiences. - Highlights: Pantomime season, family shows during school holidays, backstage tours (check availability). - Ages: Most shows welcome children aged 3+, with some specifically for under-5s. - Facilities: Accessible seating, booster seats available, babes-in-arms policy for under-18 months. - Practical tips: Book early for popular pantos; nearest car park at Church Street; plenty of nearby restaurants for pre-show meals.

One of the world's oldest operating aquariums, Sea Life Brighton offers an immersive underwater journey perfect for families. Highlights include the 150-metre underwater Ocean Tunnel where you walk surrounded by sharks, rays, and sea turtles, the interactive Rockpool where kids can touch starfish and anemones, and the Seal Island exhibit with rescued seals. There are daily talks and feeding demonstrations. - **Ages**: Suitable for all ages, with particular appeal to toddlers and primary school kids. Pushchair-friendly paths and baby-changing facilities available. - **Facilities**: Cafe, gift shop, cloakroom, and accessible toilets. On-site parking is limited; use public transport or nearby car parks. - **Practical Tips**: Book online in advance for cheaper tickets and time slots. Allow 2–3 hours. The aquarium is entirely indoors, making it an excellent choice for a rainy day.