Down an unassuming side street between Hove and Brighton, there is an odd stone archway. If you go through the archway, you will find a pleasant little courtyard and garden sandwiched between the road and the back of the Old Market Theatre. With its cobbled floor, lush greenery, statues, and pretty mosaics, this odd corner of the city feels more like Italy than England. Waterloo Street Arch and Gardens dates back to the 1820s, when architects Amon Wilds and Charles Busby realized that despite the development of the surrounding Brunswick…
