Shopping: Brighton offers an exceptional variety of shopping options. The Lanes is an interesting area to explore with a variety of bohemian shops offering items such as second-hand books, Latin American furniture, unusual rugs, clothing from the 1960sand fabrics from Asia. High-street shopping is also available at Churchill Square and on the Western Road. Visit the Royal Pavilion: this magnificent Brighton landmark has undergone extensive restoration and has seen major period additions. It was once home to Britain’s Prince Regent. Walking: a number of travel agents offer MP3-format guides for short walks, along with maps to help you find the highlighted attractions. If you prefer, you can also hire pre-loaded MP3 players at the Brighton Tourist Information Centre. Opera: located about 11 miles from the city centre, you’ll find one of the world’s most renowned opera houses. Glyndebourne is situated on lovely landscaped grounds, where picnics can be enjoyed during performance intervals. | 
