The Old Bell Tavern
A 330 year old pub on Fleet Street.
Location: 95 Fleet Street, City of London, EC4Y 1DH
Description: A 330-year-old pub on Fleet Street built by Sir Christopher Wren for his stonemasons in the 1670's working on St Brides Wedding Cake church.
It's a beautiful old pub with lovely stained-glass windows and historic-feeling stone floor.
The Almanack in 1815 reviewed it saying the beverages are good, and the [dinner] charges moderate. And today it's not far off that.
Tours: Interesting EC WC
Themes: Pub
Ancient
Alcohol
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A 330 year old pub on Fleet Street. |
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Credits: http://www.pubclub.com
Other places nearby:
The Greene Man», 1.7km
Peter Storey's Pub», 2.0km
Brunel's The Engineer», 2.6km
The First Coffee Shop in London», 0.8km
Lucan, Cubitt and some Plumbers», 2.1km
The Ye Olde Mitre», 0.3km
The Australian», 2.8km
The Chesham Arms: a Great Pub», 3.3km
The 32 million quid Boozer», 3.5km
Captain Kidd Public House», 2.1km
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