Explore pubs with character and charm

Step into history at The Royal Oak, reputed to be one of England's oldest inns, where you can enjoy classic ales in a charming, medieval setting. The Wykeham Arms, is nestled between the Cathedral and Winchester College, and combines historic character with a menu of hearty pub favourites and fine wines.

The William Walker is named after after the diver who worked for six years diving up to six metres down in muddy water to replace Winchester Cathedral's rotting wood foundations with concrete saving it from collapse.

The Mucky Duck is the ideal venue to come together with friends to watch a wide range of sporting events on their large screen TV's.

The Queen Inn is not just a pub but a micro brewery too! A fully operational 3bbl brewery with 4 fermenting vessels is fully open plan inside the pub itself for customers and beer enthusiasts to see.

Pubs with live music and entertainment

Experience Winchester’s lively nightlife at The Railway Inn, a hub for live music and entertainment, showcasing local and touring bands. The St James' Tavern hosts a once a month Blues night, while the Bishop on the Bridge has live music every Sunday afternoon. The Swan in Alresford and The Square Cow in Wickham both host regular events for all ages.

Explore our diverse pub scene and find your perfect spot for a pint!