Fleet Street's Lost Newspaper Pubs
When Fleet Street was the home of the British press, every pub had a phone for filing copy and a back room for editors. The journalists have gone but the pubs are still there, and they're some of the oldest in London.
🍺 5 stops🚶 1km⏱ ~3 hours📍 Meet at Chancery Lane or Blackfriars
HistoricLiteraryReal aleWood-panelledOld City
The route
Open in Google Maps4 of 5 stops shown on the map (the rest are breweries / venues not yet in our pub data).
Stops
- 1
145, Fleet Street, London, EC4A 2BU
Rebuilt 1667. Dickens drank here. So did Mark Twain.
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
The Black Friar
Wedge-shaped Art Nouveau gem opposite the station
Not yet in our pub database — search Google Maps for directions.
Want a longer crawl?
Top-rated extras in the area, in case the planned route isn’t enough.
