The Old Bell

The Old Bell is a Grade II listed pub in City of Westminster with a facade and interior spaces that preserve typical features of British architecture. The building displays characteristic elements from multiple periods, protected by its listed status.

The building was protected due to its architectural importance and belongs to a large group of structures across Britain recognized as significant for heritage preservation. Its exact founding dates back centuries, with the structure experiencing various modifications and updates over time.

The pub functions as a social gathering place for the neighborhood while maintaining its character as a traditional establishment. Visitors can see the old wood paneling and furnishings that define the interior.

The location is well served by public transportation and sits in a popular business district of Westminster. Visitors should note that its protected status means the interior and furnishings may feel different from modern pubs.

The pub once witnessed important historical moments and meetings in London's history, as it sits in an area that long served as a center of political and social life. Today it remains one of the few fully preserved Victorian-era drinking establishments with authentic details that elsewhere fell victim to modernization.