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Volk's Railway

Apr - Sep 2010 (annual)

Hours: Daily 10am-5pm (until 6pm Sat, Sun & bank holidays)

The Volk's Railway can carry up to 40 passengers for about a mile along Brighton beach and is a lovely way to get to the Marina from the centre of town.

The railway was opened on 4 August 1883 by Magnus Volk, the man who designed and built it from scratch, and was the first public electric railway in the world. It has just three stops - The Aquarium, Peter Pan's playground halfway along Maderia Drive and Black Rock Station, which is only five minutes' walk from the marina.

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Kings Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 1NR United Kingdom

Tel: 01273 329001
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Up to two Children aged 5 and under stay and eat free.
Up to two Children aged 6-15 sharing a room with two adults stay free; you'll just need to pay for their meals (and breakfast).
Children aged 6-15 in their own room are each charged 50% of the adult rate.
Designated family rooms may carry a supplement, please ask at the time of booking.
Children under 16 can either eat from the children's menu, or choose half portions from the adult menu and pay half the adult menu price.
Should you require a cot, please ask at the time of booking.

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