Recommended Historic Pubs in Oxford
Oxford is an historic city with plenty of bridges to the past. For a more entertaining lesson on the history of
this wondrous city, why not look in at one of our chosen historic pubs in Oxford? The architecture, much like the
art and literature here, is both fascinating and beautiful, with some traditional drinking holes matching the buildings for charm and character, so the next time you're in town, visit one of our selected historic pubs in
Oxford.
The Bear Inn is a small and cosy grade II listed building serving home cooked food daily and you can sit outside in the summer.
Alfred Street,
OXFORD,
OX1 4EH
Old Tom is a sociable pub where you can enjoy classic British meals or try an authentic Thai meal. With such an array of dishes and a wide selection of drinks you are sure to find something to suit every taste.
101 St Aldates,
OXFORD,
OX1 1BT
Situated in a grade II listed building the Royal Oak is steeped in history. The snug and comfortable decor creates a warm and intimate atmosphere, ideal for a quiet drink drink with an old friend.
42-44 Woodstock Road,
OXFORD,
OX2 6HT
With nearby stables that have been converted into accommodation for weary travellers and the pub still retains its original thatched roof to complete the traditional feel. It offers a fine line up of cask ales, fruity wines and an array of spirits to be enjoyed within a friendly atmosphere.
Wheatley Road,
Stanton St. John,
OXFORD,
OX33 1EU
The Trout Inn is a delightful country pub which is full of character. Here you can dine on classic British food and quench your thirst on a fine selection of reals ales and wine. The Trout Inn is also well known for being mentioned in the Inspector Morse novels.
195 Godstow Road,
Wolvercote,
OXFORD,
OX2 8PN
Turf Tavern is a popular pub that has an historic background. It provides regular live entertainment and a traditional pub menu to choose from.
Bath Place,
OXFORD,
OX1 3SU