An urgent appeal for funds has been launched to restore one of the myriad onion domes that sit atop the roof of Brighton’s Royal Pavilion—a feature of the British seaside city as recognisable as its ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Indian influence on Brighton Pavilion will strike the visitor either as remarkable and ingenious or simply wildly out of place ...

Argus reporter Charles Pring dined like royalty at Brighton Royal Pavilion's Banquet of Dragons on July 2 for his Pring It On ...

COLOUR: A Chromatic Promenade through the Royal Pavilion. Courtesy of Lois O' Hara & Brighton & Hove Museums Colour: A Chromatic Promenade through the Royal Pavilion is a thoughtfully curated ...

British milliner Stephen Jones has indulged his fantasies — creating a banquet where all the guests are hats, and knitting hats shaped like fried eggs — for a new exhibition at the Royal Pavilion, in ...

Rotten wood can be seen inside one of the nine smaller domes on the roof of the Royal Pavilion One of the onion-shaped domes on the roof of Brighton’s Royal Pavilion is at risk of collapsing. Workers ...

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First, let us paint in a little background on Brighton Pavilion—possibly the most excessively camp piece of English royal architecture ever built. In 1811, when King George III famously lost his mind, ...