Hoxton pub walking tour Saturday 27 July 2024 13:45
Enjoy a guided walking pub tour with the London Pub Explorer through the backstreets of historic North London, that takes you away from the touristy bars of Shoreditch and Islington to enjoy the traditional heart of Hoxton
The walk, taking four and a half hours, will visit four traditional community pubs.
Come along (subject to availability) to meet some of the Guv’nors, hear their stories and enjoy a few drinks in authentic backstreet boozers full of charm and history
This walk includes commentary from the LPE with a sprinkling of history, architecture, analysis of North London pub culture that provides a window into local pub life.
Please note that this is strictly an adult’s tour, and every ticket holder must be over 18. Children, including babes in arms, pushchairs, buggies or strollers are NOT permitted. The pubs we will be visiting do not allow minors. If you are fortunate enough to look youthful, please bring some ID with you. Other than guide dogs, animals are unfortunately not permitted.
Tour meeting location:
By the Santander Cycles docking station on Old Street outside Argos. 189-197 Old St, London EC1V 9JS
Old Street station on the London Underground Northern Line is a 3 minute walk away from the City Road (north) exit.
Maximum tour walking time 50 minutes
By purchasing a ticket for an LPE pub walking tour, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions:
Once a ticket has been purchased, it is non-refundable or transferable.
The tour goes ahead regardless of the weather. No refunds due to inclement weather are given.
The walk will depart promptly at the advertised time & will not wait for late-comers. In the event that a ticket holder misses the walk no refund will be given. You are strongly urged to check TfL in advance for weekend engineering works that may affect your journey.
The London Pub Explorer holds public liability insurance, but the organiser shall not be held responsible for accidents, injury, loss or damage to persons or property as a consequence of participation on a walking tour
Each ticket holder is responsible for their own safety during the tour and is expected to remain vigilant when crossing roads, entering and exiting venues and consuming alcohol.