Greenwich Lazy Sunday Late Summer Pub Crawl
We're going to take advantage of the warm weather while it lasts and take a lazy pub crawl around Greenwich with 600 or so of our closest friends!
This pub crawl takes us all around the Greenwich area of London. London is in reality lots of historic villages that have been gobbled up into Greater London over the course of time and Greenwich really reflects this by still retaining its local village feel.
The pub crawl will tour through Greenwich market, past the husk of the Cutty Sark, through the gardens of the Maritime Museum and along the way make stops in 10 great historic pubs.
We're going to start out with a picnic in beautiful Greenwich Park in the shadow of the famous historic Greenwich Observatory and Naval Academy (now a music college!). lots of shops available localy to buy sandwiches and other picnicy things. We head on out from about 2:25 for the Pub tour!
I'm going to post the specific details of the pub tour and my mobile 07870430892 (in case you wish to join us after 12:00 Noon) bellow, please print them out and bring them allong!;
Bring your brolly, as it is rain or shine!
The Rules:
We stop in each pub for one drink and when one of the organisers blows the whistle its time to press on. Like any good pub crawl we will loose people along the way and gain others!
Please print this email out and take it with you. With over 600 people coming along (as was the case last year) to the pub crawl it should be no problem tracking us down, if you should decide to come late or wander off.
Look out for the inflatable palm tree!
See you there!
The Skinny
Greenwich Park
Main Gate
King William Walk &
Nevada Street
We're putting the lazy back into the Lazy Sunday Pub Crawl with a very chilled picnic in Greenwich Park. There is planty of places nearby to get some nibbles and drinks and the weather is supposed to be spectacular! We'll be there for a few hours and this part of the crawl is kid friendly.
Find us in the park;
Enter the main big red gate on Nevada Street up King William Walk very near Greenwich Park Bar & Grill. This becomes "The Avenue" once you enter the park. Pass a very small coffe/tea shoppe to your right and walk a short ways and we will all be to your right. there should be a very large group of us there (maybe in viking helmets ???). Look out for the inflatable palm tree!
The Plume of Feathers
19 Park Vista
Greenwich, London, SE10 9LZ
We take a brief walk through Greenwich park itself. Past well kept and manicured lawns and gardens, past the Greenwich Observatory.
The Plume of Feathers is a great family owned public house with a terrific back garden and real pulled beer on tap. Proper Sunday lunches served if you are ready for dinner.
The Yaught/ Trafalgar Tavern Club
Park Row
Greenwich, SE10
Also it is a great place to have a pint (or whatever is your tipple) and watch the world go by across the River Thames. There is a massive life size statue of Admiral Nelson (He was only 5' 4!). Rub Admiral Nelsons belly for good luck!
The Cutty Sark Tavern
4-7 Ballast Quay
Greenwich, London, SE10 9PD
A great historic pub.
Bonus Pub:
The Gypsy Moth
60 Greenwich Church Street
Greenwich, London, SE10 9BL
Right in the shadow of the husk of what remains of the treasured Cutty Sark. We take a nice walk allong the Thames and stop in for a night cap allong the way to the Cutty Sark DLR!
Last years pub crawl
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