Regency Square brighton

Regency Square in Brighton, is a large early 19th-century residential development on the seafront. It was built over a period of 10 years, from 1818–1828, on one of the fields surrounding the fishing village. Earlier, in 1793, a 10,000-man military encampment (Brighton's first) was established here in response to the increased military threat from France. With a reputation as a place for women to find partners, it became the setting for Jane Austen's most loved novel of all time 'Pride and Prejudice'! Today Regency Square houses boutique hotels and attractive homes in the very heart of one of Britain’s most successful cities - Brighton!

Great views especially summer sunsets. well kept lawn.

Nice city by the sea. Amazing architecture and lot's of people. But recommended for visit.

Convenient parking spot. Reasonable price. Underground parking. Super convenient to walk to different parts of Brighton!

Good for open air meetings. View slightly spoiled by i360

Wont hurry back .

Good

Beautiful place, the weather wasn't great but even so I enjoyed being in Brighton

Nice hand dog park, not fenced.

Nice residential area. Close to main road. Park is nice but the grass has died off a little bit. One of the nicer squares in Brighton. Cafe and chip shop right at the bottom too