Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street is one of London’s most famous historic pubs. It was rebuilt shortly after the Great Fire of London in 1666, and its warren of dark, wood-panelled rooms and cellars has changed little since.
Over the centuries it has been linked with literary names including Samuel Johnson and Charles Dickens. The photos show the pub’s sign, the narrow alley entrance off Fleet Street and the atmospheric interior.
It’s an easy stop if you’re walking between St Paul’s Cathedral and the Strand, and well worth a pint just for the setting.
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