Pub storici a Salisbury

Salisbury's Historic Pubs

Salisbury's pub scene is defined by its medieval architecture and riverside settings. This collection features some of England's oldest drinking establishments, including the 14th-century Haunch of Venison and the 12th-century Old Mill. Many of these pubs are housed in timber-framed buildings near the Cathedral Close, offering original oak beams, historical artifacts, and views of the River Avon and River Nadder.

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The New Inn

A 15th-century timber-framed building near Salisbury Cathedral. It is historically notable for its early non-smoking policy and features an enclosed garden.

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The Wig and Quill

Traditional timber-framed pub located near the Cathedral Close.

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Haunch of Venison

Salisbury’s oldest pub, dating back to 1320. It features a mummified hand found during renovations and original timber beams. Historical patrons include Winston Churchill and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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The Old Ale & Coffee House

Traditional pub near the Cathedral Close featuring a large garden with heated beach huts and a focus on craft beers.

Wyndham Arms

The original taproom for the Hop Back Brewery. This multi-award-winning CAMRA pub focuses on real ales and local brews.

The Old Mill Coaching Inn and Restaurant

Housed in a 12th-century former flour mill on the River Nadder, offering views of Salisbury Cathedral across the water.

The Rose and Crown

A 13th-century coaching inn situated on the banks of the River Avon. The interior retains original oak beams and log fires.

The Greyfisher

Riverside pub and restaurant located near Harnham Bridge with views of the River Avon.

The Duke of York

Victorian-era community pub known for its selection of real ales and traditional corner-pub architecture.

The Horse & Groom

16th-century traditional pub located on Wilton Road.

The Cat Tavern

Traditional neighborhood pub located near the Salisbury railway station.

Railway Inn

Local pub situated adjacent to the Salisbury railway station.

Duck Inn

Village pub in Laverstock featuring a riverside garden on the banks of the River Bourne.