The Oldest Pubs In London – Historical London Pubs
London is home to many historic pubs, each with its own unique story. Here are some of the oldest pubs in London:
- The Prospect of Whitby – Wapping (1520)
- Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese – Fleet Street (1667)
- The Spaniards Inn – Hampstead (1585)
- The George Inn – Southwark (1676)
- The Lamb and Flag – Covent Garden (1772)
- The Old Bell Tavern – Holborn (1670)
- The Dove – Hammersmith (1785)
- The Red Lion – Soho (1686)
- The Blackfriar – Blackfriars (1690)
- The Viaduct Tavern – City of London (1864)
- The Mayflower – Rotherhithe (1550)
- The Anchor – Bankside (1614)
- The Princess Louise – Holborn (1873)
- The French House – Soho (1941)
- The White Hart – Whitechapel (1601)
- The Old Mitre – Hatton Garden (1772)
- The Lamb – Bloomsbury (1772)
- The Angel – Rotherhithe (1629)
- The Seven Stars – Holborn (1602)
- The Old Mitre – Hatton Garden (1772) (est.1546)
These pubs have stood the test of time and offer a glimpse into London’s rich history.
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