Ten Historic Pubs for Real Ale in Greenwich, London, England
The Travel Pages picks ten historic pubs for real ale in Greenwich, including the oldest pub in Greenwich, riverside pubs and pubs with large beer gardens.
Here’s our guide to Ten Historic Pubs for Real Ale in Greenwich, London, each steeped in history and serving up some of the finest brews in the area.
Tucked away near Greenwich Park, The Plume of Feathers is the oldest pub in Greenwich, dating back to 1691. With its low ceilings, wooden beams, and cosy one-room layout, it feels like stepping into a time capsule. The pub sits directly on the Greenwich Meridian Line, making it a unique stop for history buffs. It’s listed in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide and serves Harvey’s Sussex Best Bitter and Sharp’s Doom Bar, alongside rotating guest ales.
Named after the famous tea clipper docked nearby, this riverside Georgian pub dates back to 1795. With stunning views over the Thames and a nautical-themed interior, it’s a favourite among locals and tourists alike. The pub offers a solid line-up of cask ales including Meantime London Pale Ale and Camden Pale Ale, plus seasonal guest brews. It’s a great spot for traditional pub food as well, and for a pint with a view. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Here’s our guide to Ten Historic Pubs for Real Ale in Greenwich, London, each steeped in history and serving up some of the finest brews in the area.
Tucked away near Greenwich Park, The Plume of Feathers is the oldest pub in Greenwich, dating back to 1691. With its low ceilings, wooden beams, and cosy one-room layout, it feels like stepping into a time capsule. The pub sits directly on the Greenwich Meridian Line, making it a unique stop for history buffs. It’s listed in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide and serves Harvey’s Sussex Best Bitter and Sharp’s Doom Bar, alongside rotating guest ales.
Named after the famous tea clipper docked nearby, this riverside Georgian pub dates back to 1795. With stunning views over the Thames and a nautical-themed interior, it’s a favourite among locals and tourists alike. The pub offers a solid line-up of cask ales including Meantime London Pale Ale and Camden Pale Ale, plus seasonal guest brews. It’s a great spot for traditional pub food as well, and for a pint with a view. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Ten Historic Pubs for Real Ale in Greenwich
Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Michael Gerrard
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Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Michael Gerrard
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- The Plume of Feathers
- The Cutty Sark Tavern
- The Trafalgar Tavern
- Richard I
- The Gipsy Moth
- The Coach and Horses
- The Ashburnham Arms
- The Duke of Greenwich
- Ye Olde Rose & Crown
- The Mitre
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