Entertainment in Hertfordshire
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Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
Reputedly the oldest pub in England (a former manager allegedly proved a pub stood here in AD 795!), this unusual octagonal-shaped inn has oodles of charm. Oliver Cromwell spent a night here, stabling his horses in what's now the bar; underground tunnels lead to the cathedral. Drink in this historic atmosphere while you nurse your pint.
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Rose & Crown
Another St Albans favourite, this 16th-century pub with beautiful beer garden features live music Mondays at 21:00 and Irish music on Thursdays at 20:00.
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Goat
Tucked away on a residential lane, this delightful pub is a warren of little rooms including library and games room with Chesterfield sofas.
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Six Bells
Next door to the Rose & Crown, this popular, low-ceilinged spot has a cosy fireplace and good pub food.
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Lower Red Lion Freehouse
Has regular beer festivals. A little rough around the edges, but there's a charming outdoor beer garden.
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Black Lion Inn
Roman malting ovens were found here. Probably the least atmospheric of all St Albans pubs.
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Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
Reputedly the oldest pub in England, this unusual, octagon-shaped inn has oodles of charm. Oliver Cromwell spent a night here, stabling his horses in what's now the bar, and underground tunnels lead to the cathedral. Drink in this historic atmosphere while you nurse your pint.
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