Hove

Hove is a town located on the south coast of England. Together with its larger neighbor, Brighton, it forms the unitary authority, Brighton and Hove. Students enrolled in English school in Hove should be sure to visit the Hove Museum and Art Gallery. There, one can learn about Hove and...

Hove is a town located on the south coast of England. Together with its larger neighbor, Brighton, it forms the unitary authority, Brighton and Hove. Students enrolled in English school in Hove should be sure to visit the Hove Museum and Art Gallery. There, one can learn about Hove and the surrounding area since prehistoric times. Other exhibits include a large collection of toys, a collection of film in the film gallery, a fine art collection, and one of the leading contemporary craft galleries. The museum building is a 19th century Italianate Victorian villa that was formerly known as Brooker Hall. Students might enjoy spending some time in St. Ann’s Well Gardens. It is located near the Hove seafront and offers a lovely shady setting for relaxing, playing tennis or fishing at the stocked pond. Hove Park is another popular green space. It covers almost 40 acres of land and features a café, a miniature steam railway, tennis courts, a basketball court and more. Local love to use Hove Park for its walking and jogging trails. Students taking English courses in Hove should be sure to explore the Brighton Pier. It is home to a number of food places, the Palace of Fun arcade, and various fairground attractions. The seafront clubs come alive in the evening, offering a variety of choices to visitors. Students will find that the Brighton and Hove area plays host to a variety of festivals throughout the year, including the biggest arts festival in all of Britain called simply, the Brighton Festival.