These English pubs showcase historical architecture and local beer culture. The locations range from medieval town centers to remote landscapes. Each pub serves regional food and various beer selections.
Holywell, Cambridgeshire
A traditional riverside inn established in 560, featuring an open fireplace and original Tudor beams in its ceiling.
Hampstead, London
A 16th century pub mentioned by Charles Dickens in his novel David Copperfield and visited by John Keats.
Oxford
This medieval tavern located in an alley features low ceilings with wooden beams and stone walls.
Bury St Edmunds, United Kingdom
A pub with a floor space of 15 square meters, serving beer since 1867 in its original Victorian interior.
Oxford, England
This historic pub served as regular meeting place for the Inklings literary group including J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis between 1930 and 1960.
Tillington, West Sussex, England
The pub uses ingredients from its own garden and offers a seasonal menu featuring regional products from Sussex.
Nottingham, England
The building dates from the 15th century and was cut into the sandstone beneath Nottingham Castle.
Nottingham, England
This pub was established in 1189 and sits in caves beneath Nottingham Castle. The Crusaders stopped here on their way to Jerusalem.
Branscombe, England
This 14th century pub sits on a hillside overlooking the village and serves regional dishes.
Abergavenny, England
The oldest pub in Wales served as a courthouse and execution site for criminals in the 12th century.
Devizes, England
This 18th century pub offers hand-brewed beers, traditional dishes and four fireplaces in the conservatory.
London, England
This pub was rebuilt in 1667 after the Great Fire of London and retained its original 13th century cellar vaults.
Marlow, England
This pub serves modern British cuisine in a restored 17th-century building and holds two Michelin stars.
London, England
A historical pub from 1546 situated between two buildings in a narrow alley of Hatton Garden.
Brighton, England
A Tudor-era pub with original timber beams and stone walls that has served beer since 1520.
London, England
A pub with bronze reliefs, marble columns and mosaic ceilings from 1875 built on a Dominican friary site.
Newcastle, England
Built in 1880, this pub displays a facade with Spanish elements, tall windows and ornate stonework throughout its structure.
Cadsden, Buckinghamshire, England
This historic pub serves traditional British food and has hosted numerous diplomatic meetings between heads of state.
Mylor Bridge, Cornwall, England
A thatched waterside inn that serves seafood and local dishes from the region.
Ambleside, Lake District, England
A hilltop inn with its own beer garden and brewery, offering regional food preparations.
Hammersmith, London
A 17th century pub on the Thames riverbank with a garden area. Authors including Ernest Hemingway spent time here.
Seatown, Dorset
A pub on the Jurassic Coast overlooking the Channel. Serves local seafood and offers hiking paths in the surroundings.
Kensington, London
A traditional pub from 1750 with a collection of historical photographs and objects. The exterior facade features flowers.
Richmond, North Yorkshire
A pub at 528 meters above sea level in Yorkshire Dales National Park. During snow, guests may become stranded for several days.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor, England
This traditional pub stands within Dartmoor National Park, surrounded by heathland and granite rocks. The building dates from the 18th century.