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Brighton is such a big bustling city that sometimes the numerous wide open gardens and landscaping with the spectacular flowers are all but forgotten.

Stanmer Park is one of the peaceful refuges from the urban chaos, just on the outskirts just next to Sussex University. It is perfect for family picnics and football games with your friends. Walk over the open grounds or traipse through the woodlands to reconnect yourself with nature. Super popular area, and well deserved.

Queens Park sports the Victorian Clock Tower and a great children’s play zone, making it another not to miss spot in the gardens of Brighton. Mostly ducks and geese, a pond with moss and some stately old trees make up this regal old gal.

The Elm Tree Collection in Brighton consists of over 17,000 elm trees. This is the largest population of elms that remains anywhere in the UK.

You can explore the countryside in Brighton to see the wild flowers while you get in touch with yourself and with mother nature on more than 3,000 kms of foot paths in the South Downs National Park.

Step out of the city. Step into the Brighton countryside and find out just how stunning it really is.