Don't miss brighton's graffiti!

Brighton has been known for its talented graffiti artists for some time, and has earned itself an international reputation over the last few years for its stunning and original graffiti artwork dotted around the city.

Simply wander around the city and the sea-front, where you will notice many impressive pieces of street art on walls, bridges, construction sites, cabinets.

Top 10 Graffiti Artworks in Brighton:

1. Music mural - famous musicians adorn the side of the Prince Albert Pub in Trafalgar Street.
2. Replica of Banksy's 'Kissing Policemen' - Prince Albert Pub, Trafalgar Street.
3. Super Mario - nostalgic gamers will love the mural of Bowser and the mushrooms from the Super Mario games. Park Crescent Road, near London Road.
4. Run DMC mural - features a giant chessboard created by well-known British street artists Odisy and Aroe. Kensington Street, North Laine.
5. Star Wars - Even rubbish bins can be a canvas in this creative city! Look out for the bin which is an homage to Star Wars. The Open Market, London Road.
6. Giant blue fire-breathing dragon - adorns a hairdressers on the corner of North Road and Robert Street. Created by Odisy.
7. The Hair Cutter - completely covers a wall in St George’s Mews. Created by artist Snug.
8. Urban Art Wall - started in 2005, this art wall is a centrepiece of New England Road.
9. Cassette Lord - you don't need to go far in the city to spot a cable box playfully decorated by community street artist Cassette Lord.
10. Mural at Black Rock - an ever-changing 'unofficial gallery' on the wooden hoardings beside Brighton Marina reflects Brighton's lively graffiti scene.