When visiting Brighton on the hottest day of the year I also went for a wander in the grounds of the Royal Pavilion. It used to be a royal residence and a seaside retreat for George, Prince of Wales who later became King George IV. Apparently, he was known for his extravagant lifestyle. The exotic architecture in style of the Indo-Gothic and beautiful gardens provided a shelter and retreat from a busy summer beach.
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Beautywhizz 
You have made it look at its best.
Thank you for kind words.
This is such an exotic looking building! I must visit it again! One of my nieces lives in Brighton and another niece did some of the restoration in one of the rooms in the Pavilion and I need to go and see how she got on! Your photos are very good and the flowers in the garden look lovely!
I should explore the inside of the Pavilion next time.
super images of an architectural masterpiece. (I read this post yesterday, but somehow thought it was part of your other Brighton post, so missed commenting!)
Thank you. The architecture is really eye catching.
Stunning looking building – must add that to my ever-growing list of places to visit!
I always visit the grounds when in Brighton, but next time should go inside as well.
I’ll look forward to those photos. 🙂
I loved these photos of spires and sky. Well done.
Thank you. The building is really interesting and the blue sky made for a perfect canvas.
Extravagant and impressive, great photos!!!!
Thank you. I always liked this place.
The architecture is amazingly beautiful, look at all those details!
It’s one of my favourite places in Brighton.
Wonderful photos. Brighton is an exciting place to visit.
Agreed. Thank you for visiting the blog.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you! It’s a beautiful building.