The pub achieved notoriety selling whitebait (still on the menu) but now it’s a refreshment point for the capital’s many visitors. It’s hardly surprising with a horde of juicy attractions close to hand. The Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark and Greenwich Market are all just a few minutes walk.
Built the year of Queen Victoria’s coronation, the Trafalgar Tavern is a grand cream-coloured building, perched right on the bank of the Thames. Within, wooden panelling lines the walls and timber covers the floor, upstairs is the one-time ballroom with chandeliers and all.
In the summer tables overflow onto the riverside walkway for plenty of outdoor gaiety. It still retains a certain maritime atmosphere and the views northward over the river are marvellous on a clear day.
Thames River Services
Riverboat from Westminster to Greenwich
Setting off east is a glorious trip with the striking Embankment on your left and the vibrant South... More
The Trafalgar Tavern
6 Park Row, Greenwich, SE10
Originally the Old George, The Trafalgar was built in 1837 - the year of Queen Victoria's coronation. Perched precariously on... More
Riverside Romance
Don some snuggly winter togs and get ready to smooch riverside. Whisk your Valentine up the river Thames for a delightful day in Greenwich. ... More
From Greenwich with Love
Don some snuggly winter togs and get ready to smooch riverside. Whisk your Valentine up the river Thames for a delightful day... More
The Trafalgar Tavern
Riverside Views and Fishy Food in Greenwich
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Greenland Dock,
off Rope Street,Southwark,
London,
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34 minutes walk from The Trafalgar Tavern
Cute, unpretentious bar housed on a boat docked in the Thames.
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King Charles Court,
Old Royal Naval College,Greenwich,
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7 minutes walk from The Trafalgar Tavern
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The pub achieved notoriety selling whitebait (still on the menu) but now it’s a refreshment point for the capital’s many visitors. It’s hardly surprising with a horde of juicy attractions close to hand. The Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark and Greenwich Market are all just a few minutes walk.
