Her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, declared Brighton to be a city in January 2000. The citizens of Brighton are now proud to be officially recognised as a City, making Brighton the first new city of this millennium. England's most delightful and vivacious seaside resort, Brighton offers a wide variety of culture, fun, wonderful architecture and breathtaking scenery.

Young, Cosmopolitan and Fun loving

Brighton is a large English city, with approximately 250 000 inhabitants. It is also one of Britain's foremost tourist destinations for visitors of all ages and nationalities for study, work and play. From the Royal Pavilion and annual Arts Festival to its Victorian pleasure piers (The Palace Pier and West Pier), from theatres and clubs to its unique collection of shops and boutiques, there is always something new and exciting to discover in Brighton. Brighton is a byeword for its great social life. The Brighton Race Course is always a popular day out. Many of the students enjoy getting lost while shopping in the Lanes. you can catch many pop concerts at the Brighton Centre. The Brighton Seafront is definitely the place to be on any given summer's day.

The Sprachcaffe Student Residence hosts many students from Sussex University and Brighton University.

The Sprachcaffe Student Residence is a few minutes walk from the very centre of Brighton, situated between the two piers.

University  postcode, BN1, means that it is in Brighton's central district!

Sussex University are right in the centre of Brighton, nearby most of the city's English language schools, a short bus ride to the main universities and five minutes' walk to the heart of Brighton's diverse night life .

There is a bus stop at the top of the road (three minutes' walk) with buses passing every five to ten minutes.

Brighton train station is fifteen minutes' walk door to door.

A supermarket, post-office and laundromat are along the same road or around the corner.

There are many sandwich shops, take-aways and kebab stalls along the road.

The Palace Pier, Royal Pavilion and Churchill Square Shopping Centre are all close by.

Brighton and Sussex University are two short stops on the local train, taking about 10 minutes each way.