March is technically the end of winter/beginning of spring in Brighton and temperatures will be increasing after February, especially towards the end of the month.
Temperatures tend to average 7°C in March and wet weather is still a common occurrence at this time of the year. Although it's unlikely to get excessively cold at this time of the year, the sea wind can still be biting, so it's important to pack a warm coat or jacket for your trip.
However, the UK's temperamental climate means that in recent years, everything from snow storms to summer heat has been experienced in March, so it's best to check local weather forecasts before making your trip.
On a clear day, a ride on the Brighton Wheel is a must. As well as panoramic views of the city, you'll be able to listen to a commentary of Brighton's history too.
March is the month the Volks Railway opens for the season again in Brighton. This is Britain's oldest electric railway and runs along the seafront. People of all ages can enjoy a ride on this
To discover Brighton's hidden gems, try out the HiddenCity mobile game. Armed with a map and your mobile, you'll be led on a trail around the city, deciphering clues. You can either take part with friends or compete against other teams to be the first to uncover the trail.
To be right in the heart of the nightlife, Legends Hotel, Club and Bar is the place to stay. Brighton's largest gay hotel is sat on the seafront in the Kemp Town area, seconds away from the Pier, Wheel and seafront. Rooms are available at low prices so you can enjoy a stay here without breaking the budget.
Alternatively, the Premier Inn is another great budget option that is situated in the city centre, close to the main shopping area and with a number of dining options nearby too.
