14 of the oldest real ale pubs in Northumberland that CAMRA says are of historical significance

Northumberland is lucky to have plenty of fantastic pubs to choose from.

By Craig Buchan

Published 27th Jan 2023, 13:08 BST

Updated 31st Jan 2023, 10:18 BST

But did you know that some of the county’s best pubs are steeped in history?

If you’re looking for somewhere with a bit of character and history for a pint this weekend, why not try one of these 14 pubs?

According to the Campaign for Real Ale, they all have a historical significance.

1. The Pilot Inn, Berwick-upon-Tweed

An end of terrace pub, enlarged in 1916. Photo: Google

This pub is said to date from 1767 and was refitted in 1910. Photo: Google

A 19th century stone-built pub. Photo: Google

A stone-built coaching inn featuring a mock-Tudor first floor. Refitted in the 1950s. Photo: Google