Brighton Bandstand

The Brighton bandstand is the sole survivor of the many bandstands from the Victorian era:

It is the sole survivor of the dozen bandstands which graced the parks and promenades of Brighton and Hove in Victorian times. They fell out of favour in the 1960s when traffic noise began to drown out the music, but this one, sometimes called The Birdcage because of its delicate ironwork, has been restored by local heritage enthusiasts *

Brighton Bandstand

Brighton Bandstand

Brighton Bandstand

Brighton Bandstand

Brighton Bandstand

*from Rough Guides; Brighton, Sussex & The South Downs – The Best Walks and Tours

6 Comments CherryPie on Jul 21st 2023

6 Responses to “Brighton Bandstand”

  1. Hels says:

    I visited a lot of the old bandstands, and even now Brighton’s is my favourite. The design and decoration are stunning, and the location is perfect for views.

  2. Its great news it was restored. It looks a lovely building.

  3. So romantic, right?
    Would make a great place to propose.