Historic pubs

London’s historic pubs

292 notable pubs, cited from Wikipedia and Wikidata. Never invented. Data credits

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Ye Olde Mitre
Camden
pub in Holborn, London
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Ye Olde Mitre Inne
Barnet
pub in Barnet, London, England, UK
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Yorkshire Stingo
Westminster
former pub in Marylebone, London, England
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Zetland Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
building in United Kingdom
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Oldest pubs by borough

Cited historic pubs, grouped by area. Every date comes from the pub’s sourced heritage record. Jump to a borough for the full, cited list.

Westminster65 cited pubs, the oldest is The Nellie Dean (18th century)

Camden38 cited pubs, the oldest is The Seven Stars (17th century)

City of London24 cited pubs, the oldest is The Hoop and Grapes (17th century)

Tower Hamlets19 cited pubs, the oldest is Prospect of Whitby (1520)

Hammersmith and Fulham17 cited pubs, the oldest is The Rutland Arms (1849)

Islington10 cited pubs

Richmond upon Thames9 cited pubs, the oldest is The Bulls Head (1846)

Southwark9 cited pubs

Lewisham8 cited pubs

Wandsworth8 cited pubs

Enfield7 cited pubs

Ealing6 cited pubs

Newham6 cited pubs

Barnet5 cited pubs

Greenwich5 cited pubs

Hackney5 cited pubs

Haringey5 cited pubs

Hounslow5 cited pubs, the oldest is The Old Pack Horse (1910)

Lambeth5 cited pubs

Hillingdon4 cited pubs

Bexley3 cited pubs

Brent2 cited pubs

Bromley2 cited pubs

Harrow1 cited pub

Merton1 cited pub

Ye Olde Mitre