The Anchor, Pub in the United Kingdom
The Anchor is a quintessential British pub on the South Bank of the Thames.
This historic pub has stood since the time of Shakespeare and even withstood the Great Fire of London.
Samuel Pepys famously documented the Great Fire of London from this very spot.
Located near Shakespeare's Globe, it serves as the perfect stop after a show.
Its terraced gardens offer exceptional views across the Thames to St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Location: London Borough of Southwark
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