This is a stained glass of the Queen Mary. This is an incredible Art Deco pub.

This is how old this place is: it was re-modeled in 1900.

This is on my favorite street in London, Kings Road. Always lots of people here.

This is the oldest inn in England and dates back to the 1100s.

This might be in the top 1% of great pubs in the world. So many interesting architectural features like private booths. Do NOT miss this if you're in the area.

This pub looks like something out of a movie--right on the water in Cambridge.

Oxford, not Cambridge :P

I stayed very close to this pub last year and just saw it briefly but it's incredible, especially if you love Art Nouveau. It's one of those incredible pubs that just sort of sits by itself on the street.

As you can see, the owners of this 1862 pub were hold outs when it came to area development.

This place was a favorite of Winston Churchill's grandparents and was built in the 1700s.

This actually used to be a bank that was built in 1893. It's been a pub for only a few years.

Sir Evelyn Wood? Wonder if he was the president of a speed-drinking school.

Supposedly in the 18th century there actually was a Widow Cullen who did indeed have a well.

Built around the turn of the last century, this is known as one of the most ornate pubs in England. Not surprisingly it has a musical theme.

This Victorian pub is as incredible inside as it is on the outside. They actually have portraits done of their regular customers.

This is a very cute little pub on Fleet Street.

This is the oldest pub in London and it really feels like it. It's dark and a bit chilly but one of my favorite pubs in London. Great food, too.