Royal Pavilion

Brighton is a famous seaside resort city in southeastern England. It takes about 1 hour by train from London. In addition to the beach, what you can't miss when going to Brighton is the King's Pavilion, a white building with oriental elements built by the order of George IV. The Palace has always been respected and loved by society and people, and it is also a very important and very landmark building in Brighton. The Royal Pavilion was originally a seaside villa, the residence of George IV and his lover when he was the Prince of Wales. In 1815, he ordered the villa to be converted into a luxurious oriental palace. It took about 36 years from the ordinary seaside villa in the early days to the current ornate building. The exterior of this palace, which is very similar to the "Taj Mahal", is in the style of an Indochinese stupa, with an interesting white onion top. The interior of the palace is gorgeous, with Chinese elements everywhere, from furniture to frescoes to vases to lighting. Unbelievably, it is said that the designer has never been to China, but the Chinese style was popular in the UK at that time, so the designer designed the interior decoration of the entire palace based on some books and picture albums as well as his own imagination. Among the interior decorations, it is worth noting the large chandelier in the banquet hall. The top of the lamp is caught by the claws of a large flying dragon on the roof. There are six small dragons below the lampstand holding the lotus seat in the mouth, and in the middle of the six small dragons is a circular chandelier. . The large chandelier weighs 1 ton, and the carvings of those dragons are very realistic and lifelike under the mapping of the lights. Photography is not allowed in the palace, you can only picture this beautiful palace in your mind. The Palace's MusicRoom can hold wedding receptions at night, while couples can book RedDrawingRoom during the day to hold small private weddings, and then go to the park to take wedding photos. For information on how to make an appointment and charges, you can check the official website http://www.brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk/RoyalPavilion/weddings/Pages/home.aspx. The palace also has a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. After visiting the building, you can come to the balcony here to order a cup of black tea and have a panoramic view of the park. The tea room is open every day, from 10:30-16:30 (October to March), 10:00-17:00 (April to September), and closed on December 25th and 26th.