The Swan

The Swan features a Jacobean architectural design with tessellated gables and an L-shaped main room dominated by wooden elements throughout the interior.

Built in 1901 by architect Frederick Miller, the establishment stands on the location of the first coaching stop west after departing from the City of London.

The establishment attracted notable figures from the Arts and Crafts movement, including William Morris and Edward Johnstone, creator of the London Underground symbol.

Located between two Hammersmith Underground stations, the pub serves traditional meals and cask ales, with a first-floor restaurant offering additional dining space.

The double staircase leads to an upstairs restaurant with its own bar, maintaining elements from the original hotel entrance in the corridor and alcove.

Location: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

Address: 46 Hammersmith Broadway, London, W6 0DZ W6 0DZ W6 0DZ

Phone: +442087481043

Website: http://nicholsonspubs.co.uk/theswanhammersmithlondon

GPS coordinates: 51.49310,-0.22507

Latest update: March 9, 2025 16:35