Oldest Pubs in Newcastle, Newcastle upon tyne, England
The Travel Pages picks the oldest pubs in Newcastle, from the 16th century onwards, with pubs down by the River Tyne and near St James鈥檚 Park.
Newcastle upon Tyne is famous for its historic pubs, many of which date back centuries. Here are some of the oldest pubs in the city:
Touted as Newcastle鈥檚 oldest pub, this timber-framed tavern near Grey鈥檚 Monument dates back to Elizabethan times. King Charles I allegedly drank here during the Civil War while under house arrest. The pub retains its historic charm with low beams, open fires, and a courtyard that once hosted cockfighting.
A hidden gem on the Side, this atmospheric pub occupies a 16th-century building but became a licensed premises in the 1800s. Known for its Victorian interior, stained glass, and real ales, it was once owned by Richard Grainger, the architect who shaped much of Newcastle鈥檚 city centre.
Nestled near the Quayside, The Beehive has been serving ale since the 1600s. A former coaching inn, it retains original features like wooden beams and a snug layout. Popular with locals, it鈥檚 a great spot for traditional cask ales and a taste of old Newcastle. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Newcastle upon Tyne is famous for its historic pubs, many of which date back centuries. Here are some of the oldest pubs in the city:
Touted as Newcastle鈥檚 oldest pub, this timber-framed tavern near Grey鈥檚 Monument dates back to Elizabethan times. King Charles I allegedly drank here during the Civil War while under house arrest. The pub retains its historic charm with low beams, open fires, and a courtyard that once hosted cockfighting.
A hidden gem on the Side, this atmospheric pub occupies a 16th-century building but became a licensed premises in the 1800s. Known for its Victorian interior, stained glass, and real ales, it was once owned by Richard Grainger, the architect who shaped much of Newcastle鈥檚 city centre.
Nestled near the Quayside, The Beehive has been serving ale since the 1600s. A former coaching inn, it retains original features like wooden beams and a snug layout. Popular with locals, it鈥檚 a great spot for traditional cask ales and a taste of old Newcastle. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Oldest Pubs in Newcastle
Guide Location: England » Newcastle upon tyne
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Michael Gerrard
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: England » Newcastle upon tyne
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Michael Gerrard
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- The Old George Inn
- The Crown Posada
- The Beehive
- The Bacchus
- The Newcastle Arms
- The Tyne Bar
- The Bridge Hotel
- The Broad Chare
- The Hotspur
- The Strawberry
- St James鈥� Park
- Central Station
- Quayside
- Tyne Bridge
- Ouseburn鈥檚 railway arches
- Grey鈥檚 Monument
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