Historic London Pub - Private Beer Tour

We will meet outside St Paul's underground station and take a short walk to St Paul's Cathedral. Walking through the narrow lanes south of St Paul's we head to the Blackfriar, a 19th century pub designed in Art Nouveau style. Onwards to the Bridewell, St Bride's Church and where Samuel Pepys was born. We are now on the 'Street of Shame' - Fleet Street, the home of journalism. A visit to Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is a must when in London and was a popular spot for Dickens, Twain and Conan Doyle. This pub was rebuilt in 1677 following the Great Fire of London. If you can tear yourself away we continue along narrow alleyways past Dr Johnson's house and the site of Sweeney Todd's barber shop. The Olde Bank of England pub is a former bank for the barristers of the Royal Courts of Justice next door. We then walk up to Lincoln's Inn Fields, a former site of public execution. Passing a pub where illegal Catholic masses were held we finish our walk at the Princess Louise, one of London's most spectacular pub interiors