London's National and Local Inventories

The CAMRA Pub Heritage Group (PHG) maintains a National Inventory of those pubs that contain interiors of historic importance. They are separated into three categories: those with an interior of outstanding national historic importance (Three Star); those with an interior of very special national historic interest (Two Star); and those with an interior of special national historic interest (One Star). Unfortunately the PHG website does not have a list of all London's heritage pubs, but can produce a list of those pubs within a 25 mile radius of the centre of London. This list inevitably includes about 30 pubs that are not within our definition of London (i.e. the London boroughs), but are nonetheless certainly worth visiting. The listing is here: London Listing.

The London Pubs Group maintains a fourth category of those pubs that do not meet the requirements for the three categories maintained by the PHG, or are awaiting assessment for promotion to those categories. This is known as the London Local Inventory. The London listing, including all four categories and lists for London boroughs, is below (although all the pubs currently on the London Local Inventory are listed, in some cases the information is not yet complete). The Local Inventory Selection Criteria is here: Local Inventory Criteria

The complete London list is here:

The London Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors

And the lists for each London borough are below: