Llandoger Trow

Built in 1664, this historic pub is one of the last timber-built buildings in Bristol. The name derives from the Welsh village of Llandogo on the River Wye.

The building retains many of its original features and has been meticulously restored. There are many myths and legends surrounding the pub, of pirates and secret tunnels.

Opening

Road Directions

Pay and display in parking in Queen Square or use Queen Charlotte Street NCP.

Public Transport Directions

Any bus service terminating in the city centre. A few minutes walk, direction King Street.

 Facilities

Provider Preferences

• Of historic, literary or architectural interest