Fancy a little historic education with your pint? No, you probably don't. But you should, because there is a lot to gain from a visit to one of our historic pubs in Cardiff. From a simple chat to a patron or a barmaid, one can find out much from the history of not only the pub but of the city in general, so why not pay a visit to one of our selected historic pubs in Cardiff?
Black Cock InnThis is a charming, historic inn built halfway up Caerphilly Mountain, ideal for families looking for a peaceful retreat.
The Black Cock Inn,
CAERPHILLY,
CF83 1NF
The BoroughThe Borough is a pretty traditional boozer which dates back to the 19th century: it was renamed The Bodega in 1897 and reverted back to the Borough Arms in 1967.
8 St Mary Street,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1AT
City ArmsThis is a Victorian pub with a rich history and, apparently, a resident ghost.
10-12 Quay Street,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1EA
Claude HotelAnother expansive Victorian house that has undergone several transformations but not lost any of its traditional charm.
140 Albany Road,
CARDIFF,
CF24 3RW
Goat MajorNamed after the mascot associated with the Royal 41st regiment of Wales, this is an early 19th Century pub on the High Street that has lost none of its character.
33 High Street,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1PU
Great WesternOriginally the Great Western Hotel, referring to the train company that operated here, this pub dates back to 1879.
64 St Mary Street,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1FA
Horse and GroomThis serene pub in Merthyr Tydfil is an ideal choice for the aspiring historian.
High Street,
Penydarren,
MERTHYR TYDFIL,
CF47 9HH
Kiwis PubIt's had a bit of refurb on the outside but upon entering, you'll see this another quaint haunt from the Victorian period.
21-23 Wyndham Arcade,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1FH
Model InnBuilt in 1891, this pub was originally named The Ship On Launch Arms.
14-15 Quay Street,
CARDIFF,
CF10 1EA