Museum Tavern

Dating back to 1723, The Museum Tavern was originally known as the Dog and Duck. The change to The Museum Tavern occurred in 1759 following the construction of the British Museum. The establishment retains its original Victorian bar fittings and gas lanterns, preserving its historical charm. Over the years, notable figures such as Karl Marx, JB Priestley, and Arthur Conan Doyle have frequented the pub. In fact, Doyle even featured The Museum Tavern in his book ‘The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle’. The pub welcomes visitors with its dog-friendly atmosphere, making it a cosy spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy a pint of ale or a hearty meal. Whether one seeks a taste of history or simply a relaxing evening, The Museum Tavern offers a warm and inviting setting for all.