The Top 10 Libraries in Brighton

Fresh reviews:

A quiet oasis away from the hustle and bustle of Brighton, the Brighton History Centre is a place I like to go and do some work. The wonderful Jubilee Library is a modern and busy space, and sometimes it’s tricky to find a pew. The study room at the Brighton History Centre is the smaller, tweedy sibling…

Dan W.

Brighton History Centre

As libraries go, the one on Sussex University campus is a very good example of how to do it right. The book selection is extremely impressive: even if they don’t have one particular book you may be looking for, their wide selection is great for any student looking for books on niche subjects. In the age of the…

Chris H.

University Of Sussex Library

There aren’t that many inner city libraries that lay claim to being such stylish, well-stocked sanctuaries of calm. A few years back when I first arrived in Brighton, the area where the library now stands was a waste ground I used to park my car when I went for a swim at Prince Regents. Now I look at its…

Richard W.

Brighton Central Library

One of a dwindling number of satellite libraries. Books (obviously), newspapers, music & films, & internet access. I reserve books online & collect from here, it’s cheaper than Amazon. Use it or lose it.

STrimb

Hollingbury Library

This library has been recently revamped to a small extent to accomodate more study space with the incorporation of «micropods». They remind me of a gents toilets booth. phone booth or sushi bar where you perch yourself cheek by jowl on a stool next to the next sardine with a laptop. Unfortunately like building…