This cineplex has eight screens for your viewing pleasure. Get engrossed in the world of the movies. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand.

Housed in an important Victorian villa, Hove Museum and Art Gallery contains a fine collection of 20th century paintings and drawings, decorative art and the South East Arts collection of contemporary craft. It also houses the Hove to Hollywood film collection and the Childhood Room packed with toys, dolls and other childhood memorabilia. There is an excellent cafe in the museum serving cakes and sandwiches for those overwhelmed by culture.

Operated since 1962 by the Brighton and Hove Society of Miniature Locomotive Engineers, this 2,000 foot steam locomotive railway is unknown to many local people. From its original straight, up and down track, it now runs a circular route around the north end of Hove Park, next to the British Engineerium. As its run by enthusiasts and volunteers, the Hove Park Miniature Railway only operates on the last Saturday of each month during the summer and on Bank Holidays.

Bentley Wildfowl and Motor Museum has more than one feature for you to completely enjoy your experience here. It has a motor museum, opened in 1982, with a huge collection of vehicles. The house situated on the estate dates back to 1937 when it belonged to Gerald and Mary Askew. The mansion is further beautified by its gardens with ponds and statues. The wildfowl collection was started by the couple themselves with a pond dug in the nearby garden. The collection today has over 125 species of wild fowl. Needless to say, the estate won't ever leave you with nothing to do. There is also a small toy train that runs here.