Brighton Pavilion

Brighton Pavilion is a historic former royal residence located in Brighton, England, known for its unique and exotic architectural style. Built in the late 18th century for King George IV, it combines elements from Indian, Chinese, and Gothic design, creating an eclectic and whimsical appearance. Originally serving as a seaside retreat, the pavilion features intricate pavilions, elaborate gardens, and luxurious interiors. Today, it is a museum open to visitors, showcasing its history, architecture, and the royal lifestyle of the period. The Brighton Pavilion is a symbol of cultural and artistic richness, blending Western and Eastern influences.