The Brighton Toy and Model Museum, previously known as the Sussex Toy and Model Museum, is located in Trafalgar Street, Brighton under a number of arches that provide support for the Brighton railway station. The museum's collection includes approximately 10,000 toys and models. The museum was founded as a charitable trust, the Sussex Toy and Model Museum in 1990 by Christopher Littledale, who is the museum's first and current director. The museum's website states that: "One of the principal objectives of the charitable trust is to ensure that the collections remain together and live on in perpetuity for the benefit of future generations."

Jubilee Library is a wonderful city library where you will find various interesting books and information for everyone including kids, young people and families. This cultural venue offers bestsellers, a rich and rare collection of books, popular novels, classics and much more.

Brighton museum and art gallery is a free-to-view, municipally-owned public museum and art gallery in the city of Brighton and Hove in the South East of England. It is part of "Royal Pavilion and Museums, Brighton and Hove". It offers a decorative art collection, natural sciences collection, world art collection, fine art collection, costume and textile collection, toy collection, film and media collection, local and social history collection, oral history collection, preston manor collection and Royal Pavilion collections.

Located in the centre of Brighton at the Grand Parade Campus, Sallis Benney Theatre and University of Brighton Gallery is a prominent cultural venue in which to explore visual and performing arts, including Brighton Festival performances, fashion shows, exhibitions, etc. Exhibitions are free and open to the public from Monday to Saturday.

Brighton’s Sea Life Centre is located near the Brighton Pier and is an excellent place for family entertainment! With its vast collection of displays, it will tell you a lot of interesting and useful information about the marine world. Learn more about aquatic life and enjoy Brighton’s Sea Life Centre!

Located in Town Hall, this fascinating museum houses various exhibitions, dedicated to Brighton Police. Old Police Cell Museum will surprise you by its amazing collections including old police uniforms, gas masks, caps, whistles, lanterns and other equipment.

Art Gallery Fabrica is situated in the heart of the town, in a former Regency church, and was opened in 1996. This captivating cultural venue is dedicated to contemporary visual arts and crafts, where you will find a lot of interesting and original exhibits.