Food tour of London’s historic pubs

Destination
London, UK
Duration
3.5 hours
Tour size
Max 12
Language
English
Follow your guide down hidden alleyways and into centuries-old pubs where Dickens dined, Wren's masons drank, and the ale has been flowing since the Tudor era. This historic pub tour of London is an evening of literary legends, royal mysteries, and a pint at every chapter.
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Your evening begins down an alleyway most people walk straight past. The pub at the end of it dates to 1546 and was built for the servants of a bishop's palace. A cherry tree stump in the courtyard is said to mark the spot where Elizabeth I danced with her favorite courtier. You'll settle in with a half pint of London Pride ale and a hand-raised pork pie with English mustard.
Your next stop was built by Sir Christopher Wren to house his stonemasons while they rebuilt a nearby church after the Great Fire of London. Three hundred years later, the taps are still running. You'll try a hard cider and a sausage roll in a room designed by the same architect behind St. Paul's Cathedral.
"There's a cherry tree stump in the first pub that goes back to Elizabeth I. Watching people realize what they're standing next to never gets old."
Becki,
WalksDevour London guide
"The pub down a discrete alleyway gets everyone. They walk past it, double back, and then their faces just light up when they step inside."
Anna,
WalksDevour London guide

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