The Blue Bell in Fossgate is truly a traditional Pub. Step inside to experience exactly how English pubs used to be. The interior of the pub has not changed since 1903.
Ye Olde Starre Inne (or the Old star to York residents) is famous for being the oldest public house in the City. Dating back to 1644 it has plenty of Character both inside and out.
The Kings Arms is one of York's most famous pubs. Located on the Riverside it is very popular on a hot summers day but it is also famous for having to close due to flooding in winter.
The Swan is an award winning pub year after year. Serving Real Ales in a Grade II listed building with a lovely Beer Garden.
Stonegate is one of York's most famous streets and this traditional pub has been here since the 17th Century.
The Old White Swan is said to be one of the oldest pubs in York. There are 3 bars situated around a courtyard. Food is served daily. Award winning CAMRA ales are also available.
A very traditional pub dating back to 1782. Situated near to the Jorvik Viking Centre it is worth a visit.
What is a traditional Pub? York has many places to eat and drink from classy wine bars to student bars and everything in between but a traditional pub is where you can relax with a drink and chat to friends without having to shout over the music.
There are lots of traditional style pubs in York. One of the quaintest is the Blue Bell in Fossgate which has not changed inside for decades, it is worth going for a quiet pint here to appreciate the unique atmosphere.
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