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Wednesday, March 04, 2026

The Oakham Heritage Pub Crawl

The Oakham Heritage Pub Crawl



This Historic Inns & Artisan Ales Walk takes you from the station, through the hidden alleyways of the town center, and finishes at the oldest inn in Oakham. It’s a perfect way to experience the town's hospitality while soaking up its history.


Stop 1: The Railway Pub & Steam Bar Station Road

Try a local real ale from the rotating taps while watching the trains pull into the station.

Why here? It’s the perfect "Grand Entrance" to Oakham, located right opposite the station.


Stop 2: The Lord Nelson Market Place

Classic, cosy, and famously traditional.

Known for its excellent selection of Samuel Smith’s ales and spirits.


Stop 3: The Wheatsheaf Northgate Oakham Rutland

The Drink: A great spot for a refreshing cider or a premium gin and tonic.


Stop 4: The Admiral Hornblower High Street

Sophisticated yet welcoming, with a fantastic courtyard.

Perfect for a glass of wine or a craft lager.

Named after the fictional naval hero (created by C.S. Forester, who had local connections), this former farmhouse is full of character and is a great spot if you fancy a "bar snack" that’s a bit more upscale.


Stop 5: The Wisteria Hotel, Hunters Bar Catmos Street

Relaxed, elegant, and historic, Enjoy a drink in the bar or out in the garden.


Stop 6: The Crown Tavern  Crown Walk of the High Street

 A pint of whatever the local guest ale is that week.


Top Tips for your Crawl:

Drink Responsibly: 

Most of these pubs offer excellent non-alcoholic options and locally roasted coffee.

Sunday Lunch: If you're doing this on a Sunday, The Railway and The Admiral Hornblower are legendary for their roasts, so book ahead