Brighton Running Tour

We love Brighton and want to share the best of what our quirky city has to offer with the rest of the world! Our running tour (ca 60 mins) is a unique way to see Brighton and hear some stories. It is a good way to keep fit whilst you are on holiday or are here for a conference. We are the first to do running tours in Brighton. No special fitness level required as this is in the first place a sightseeing tour. IMPORTANT -Please let us know asap if you have any food intolerances/allergies -Tours are adults only - if you want to bring children, please book a private tour -Pets are not allowed -Tours go ahead rain or shine -Call us if you run late (+44 7783 152151). We will wait max 15 mins. If you have not arrived by then, this is a no show.

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   Brighton i360

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   We meet at the entrance of the I360 shop. This is at the beachside. When you have your face in the direction of the tower (face to the road), it is the shop entrance to the right. We meet at the I360, which is one of the latest landmarks in our city. This viewing platform lets you experience Brighton from the sky. After a brief introduction and some stretching, we’ll go on a discovery tour of Brighton in a way that you will never forget! We will gently run from A to B and make stops at landmarks. take photos and listen to some stories from your guide. All levels are welcome, but you need to be able to run at least 4 km. Please note this is not a race and that the itinerary here is an example only.

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   Brighton Palace Pier

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   After running along the seafront, we get to our city's famous Pier. This is the place to be if you want to go for a ride or see Brighton from a different angle.

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   Royal Pavilion

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   After a visit to the Pier, we get a little glimpse of Kemptown before moving over to the Royal Pavilion. Our very own 'Taj Mahal' style palace dominates the central city. Don't forget to bring your camera so you can feel like a royal in front of it!

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   Brighton Dome

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   The Brighton Dome is just around the corner from the Royal Pavilion, so we can easily run and dance to our next destination. Today the Brighton Dome is a place for art lovers and those interested in music, theatre, creative workshops and exhibitions. But once upon a time, it had a very different function. Join us to find out more.

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   North Laine

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   From the Dome, we run our way into a very interesting area. Welcome to the former Brighton slum area with a lot of arts & crafts, small independent shops and lots of colours. Make sure to get your camera ready!

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   The Lanes

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   The North Laine shall not be confused with The Lanes. We continue our running adventure to get to the oldest part of Brighton, which is at the same time also one that has seen a lot of development in recent years.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.