More twists and turns than a bestselling thriller

The Lanes have more jewellers than you can shake a stick at and it also retains a historical feel as you twist and turn through the alleyways. The distance is short, but you will be keen to go in a lot of shops on route. Pubs and restaurants and the TV chocolate shop Choccywoccydoodah will slow your speed around the treasure hunt too. 

Dukes Lane is at one end and provides a more modern addition to the experience with a number of London and independent shops. Returning back to East St from where you start adds to your confusion as you wander how you took so long to walk such a short distance.

Hen parties, birthday celebrations and office teambuilding groups insist on coming through this area if they have heard about it before, whilst those that haven`t are always delighted when it is included in their personalised treasure hunt.

Rottingdean provided the newest addition to our on-line treasure hunts in the second half of 2016 to provide a less visited area to test you out. This one goes to the other extreme of providing clues and questions to keep you amused in the busiest and most visited part of Brighton.Try both out and let us know which one you prefer and then suggest a new route that you would like to see Black Cat `give the treatment` to!

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