Olde Worlde Inns Calendar

Olde Worlde Inns Calendar Overview

A selection of Britain’s most alluring and striking inns, pubs and hostelries, all full of character and history, is brought to you in the Olde Worlde Inns calendar. Thatched pubs, whitewashed stone inns, historic coaching inns, with pretty beer gardens, log fires and welcoming bars are the focus of this unusual calendar with additional background information about each location and maps to help you find them.

The Tanronnen Inn, Beddgelert, Snowdonia is shown in one photo, an appealing stone pub with a slate roof, formerly stables and a shop. The Glaslyn and the Colwyn rivers converge in this scenic Welsh village with its pretty riverside stone cottages. Another image depicts the Crown Inn, King’s Somborne in Hampshire. This attractive village thatched pub with colourful flower baskets and a large beer garden was built in 1753. Kings Somborne is a tranquil village with a wealth of listed buildings. The Somborne stream flows through the village to join the River Test.