Birmingham Heritage Pubs

As England's second city and a hub of the industrial revolution you'd expect Birmingham to have many more historic pubs than it does. Sadly many of them have been redeveloped or refurbished beyond recognition. Some do remain in the suburbs, including the magnificent Bartons Arms in Aston.

Warwickshire

Anchor, Birmingham, Warwickshire

A popular pub in Birmingham's Digbeth district, the Anchor was built in 1901 for Ansell’s Brewery. It has a good deal of original features including a...

White Swan, Birmingham, Warwickshire

The White Swan in Digbeth, Birmingham is a pub which not long ago would have been surrounded by working factories. That said it’s a fairly lively pub ...

Old Crown, Birmingham, Warwickshire

The Old Crown is a lovely looking black and white timber-framed building, a date of 1368 is painted on the wall. The jettied upper floor and ancient l...

Bartons Arms, Birmingham, Warwickshire

'Like a sleeping beauty behind a forest of thorns, the Bartons faded from view and memory' is how the Oakham Brewery website describes the pub's co...

Rose Villa Tavern, Birmingham, Warwickshire

The rose Villa Tavern is an attractive pub opened in 1920 by local brewer Mitchells and Butlers. Much of its art nouveau / deco interior is still inta...

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