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Guided Tours, Various locations and dates

10:18am Friday 18th April 2008


Spine-chilling close encounters of the supernatural kind are one of the many options available for the curious minded.

Tours this year range from the famous Brighton Sewer Tours to discover the city's labyrinth of Victorian drains to the after-dark city ghost walks, vividly described with thought-provoking insights of the elusive spirit world.

Fans of Graham Greene can visit locations which feature in the film version of Brighton Rock and tours of Grade-II listed modernist building Embassy Court, in Kings Road, will take in the roof terrace and offer a rare inside look at the building and its history.

Visitors can also get out of the city with three circular countryside walks on the Downs.

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