London is famous for its traditional London pubs many of them dating back hundreds of years and still retaining original features. Londonopia has compiled a list of some of its favourite London boozers.
A mahogany-panelled 16th century pub with traditional real-ale bar and upstairs dining room.
Address: 12 Gate St, London WC2A 3HP
Website: theshiptavern.co.uk
2. The George Inn, Southwark
Built in 1676 The George Inn is London’s only surviving galleried pub (or coaching inn as they were known back in the 17th century).
Address: 75 Borough High St, London SE1 1NH
3. The Viaduct Tavern, City
A beautiful former Gin Palace, The Viaduct Tavern is located in the City of London, near to St Pauls, on the site of a former debtors prison (Newgate Prison), and still has five original cells visible in the basement.
Address: 126 Newgate St, London EC1A 7AA
Website: https://www.viaducttavern.co.uk
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