Yesterday's Tiredoflondontiredoflife blog, which suggests interesting places to visit in the capital, picks out the George Inn in Southwark.
I'm quite a fan of the George (right). Partly because it's London's only half-example of a medieval galleried inn, with some bits unchanged for hundreds of years.
But also because it's bike friendly. It's a perfect summer evening bike'n'beer destination, as I recorded last July.
Outside London there are better examples of preserved old coaching inns. The New Inn in central Gloucester for instance (right), hiding behind chain-store shop windows in the main shopping street, is more complete.
Not as enthusiastic with the bike parking, though. And the Wetherspoon's round the corner has free wifi.
16 March 2010
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