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A first weekend in Brighton: Pavilion, lanes and seafront
Start Brighton with its palace and shopping streets, then give the coast a separate day. This plan leaves room for a seafood lunch and a clear-weather viewpoint without making every stop another ticket.
Brighton Marina to Rottingdean: a shorter Undercliff outing
The Undercliff Walk gives you a different Brighton coast from the busy central promenade. Start at the Marina and choose a turnaround before setting off; the full path to Saltdean is an extension rather than a requirement.
Brighton’s seafront: Palace Pier to the West Pier
The promenade between Brighton’s two piers makes a straightforward coastal walk with a useful lunch stop. Enjoy Palace Pier from shore or add a paid detour, then finish by the West Pier ruins and the i360.
Brisbane City Hall: clock tower, museum and a tea stop
City Hall gives a central Brisbane morning a clear focus, from the sandstone façade to the museum and a short clock-tower tour. Keep the tower booking as the anchor, with time to browse indoors and sit down afterwards.
City Reach to Howard Smith Wharves: Story Bridge from below
Follow the city side of the river towards Story Bridge, using Howard Smith Wharves as a clear destination for a meal and a pause. This is a waterfront outing with an optional Riverwalk extension, so you can stop before it becomes a long walk.
A first weekend in Brisbane: City Hall, South Bank and the river
Use two days to get to know Brisbane’s civic centre and river bends without turning every bridge into a walking target. Book the clock tower first, then keep galleries, parklands and meal stops together by neighbourhood.
Kangaroo Point cliffs: choose your level and river view
Kangaroo Point gives you two different ways to see Brisbane: the lower riverside path and the park above the cliffs. Choose the level that suits your energy, then make a deliberate decision about stairs, a café stop and the return crossing.
South Bank: parklands, Fish Lane and a gallery break
South Bank is easiest to enjoy as a sequence of small choices: a riverside view, a parkland pause, a meal in Fish Lane and one gallery. Leave swimming and the observation wheel optional, with room to change course when a shower arrives.
Brno underground: market cellars or the St James Ossuary?
Choose between the Labyrinth’s market-cellar story and the St James Ossuary’s burial history. Understand separate locations, access questions and the unresolved Labyrinth closure notice.
Central Brno on foot: market, Town Hall and Freedom Square façades
Connect Zelný trh, Old Town Hall and Freedom Square with a walk that gives you specific details to notice. Finish with a café meal rather than adding every tower and underground ticket.
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