Brighton Museum And Art Gallery

The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a cultural gem located in the heart of Brighton, England. It is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and history buffs, as it houses a vast collection of exhibits that showcase the cultural heritage of the city and the wider region. Here is a glimpse of what you can expect to see during your visit.

The museum’s collection of art and artefacts is spread across three floors, with each floor dedicated to a different era or theme. Visitors can explore the various exhibits to learn about the history and culture of the city, starting with the archaeology and ethnography galleries on the ground floor, which feature objects from different cultures and civilizations from around the world.

The first floor of the museum is dedicated to the fine art collection, which includes paintings, sculptures, and prints from different periods and genres. The collection includes works by prominent artists such as Edward Burne-Jones, Salvador Dali, and Vanessa Bell, among others.

The second floor of the museum is dedicated to the history and culture of Brighton and the surrounding region. Exhibits include displays on the history of Brighton’s pier, the city’s music scene, and the social history of the region.

Make sure you visit the Fine Art Galleries, Finding Faberge and The Jam: Cover Stars at Brighton Museum And Art Gallery.

Some highlights on display at Brighton Museum And Art Gallery include, Images of Brighton, Ancient Egypt, Fashion and Style along with Queer the Pier.

As well as the permanent collection Brighton Museum And Art Gallery in Brighton has various exhibitions. See the official website for current exhibitions details.

Entry to Brighton Museum And Art Gallery is unfortunately not free (unless you have proof of residency in Brighton and Hove).
Check out their website before your visit for an up to date entry fee and information