BeerBusGuide

Mobile friendly guide to the best bus routes serving the best bars in town! Developing @hop_Gram beer-centric photo messenger Ride. Walk. Drink!

[Paintings of London @PaintingsLondon]

'The Pink Bridge, Waterloo' (2026) by John Walsom
https://t.co/aFHrOany6O

[Allan Hailstone (not Alan) @allhailtwit]

180 unique historic scenes of the UK and Ireland taken by me in the 1950s and 1960s, together with detailed descriptions of the locations, are in my new book "Forgotten Times" (Amberley Publishing.).

[Tweedy Pubs @TweedyPubs]

A couple of lunchtime pints in central London pubs which remain reassuringly old school. Just look at those carpets.

The Old Coffee House, Soho.
The Red Lion, Crown Passage, St. James's.

[Jon Cooper @jon_cooper75]

Thames Path SE28, coaling pier…
Love these monuments to the working Thames

[GB Booze 🍻 @GBbooze]

The Fiddichside Inn, Craigellachie, #Aberlour 🍻
A classic, unspoilt pub, originally built as accommodation for railway workers. A marvellous rural survival; a tiny bar at the end of a cottage in a beautiful spot by a bridge over the River Fiddich. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Ally Pally 'Museum' @AllyPallyMuseum]

#BankHoliday
#FridayFeeling
#train
Let's all head down to the West Country.
Misch & Co #postcard 1910.

[London Historians @LondonHistorian]

First go in this wonderful establishment for a fair good while.

[KeighleyCravenCamra @keighleycamra]

It's a lovely day in Skipton! The beer festival opens at 11am in the beautiful Town Hall. Come along and enjoy cooled beers, ciders, perries and lagers. The outside area is in full sunshine. 🍻😄🌞

[The Marble Arch @TheMarbleArch]

Spots in the sun waiting for you. Swing by the pub, grab a drink and soak up the sun with us today☀️

#beergarden #sunsout #craftale #manchester #pint

[Hook Norton Brewery @HookyBrewery]

Wishing one and all a fantastic Bank Holiday Weekend - here's to cheers, beers and everything that goes with. #caskale #coolkeg #pubgarden #hooky #sunshine #cheersandbeers #localpub #oxfordshire

[Nigel Sadler @NigelSommelier]

Beer O'Clock. The Broadside is on fine form at the Great Spoons in Ilford and so good that I've paid for it and now enjoying it whilst waiting for my next pub to open. Cheers 🍻

[Knowledge of London @Knowledgepoint]

Unlike modern roads where water drains to the edges, Lovat Lane features an old, preserved central gutter trench running directly down the middle of the cobbled stone street. The lane preserves its original medieval width before the Great Fire of London in 1666,

[Modernism in Metroland @mod_in_metro]

Centre Point, New Oxford Street

1966

George Marsh of Richard Seifert and Partners

https://t.co/WgZ3Fmfe9f

[Simon Harley @simonharley]

A photo this evocative shouldn’t exist. Kings Cross, December 1956 by G. F. Heiron.

[Louis @l_muffy]

This is a uniquely London and specifically central London thing in my experience. It’s a great London culturally quirk, with probably brought about by lack of beer gardens in central London pubs.

[ℝ𝕚𝕡𝕡𝕖𝕣 @The_East_End]

From Aircraft to Hovercraft and even a hoverbus - it wasn’t only boats that found themselves passing under the bascules of Tower Bridge - to read a selection of stories about the people and places of the old East End visit https://t.co/ze3tlgyUpo #eastend #towerbridge

[Museum of Transport Greater Manchester @MoTGM]

A green bus, a crimson-and-cream bus, roadworks - but where is this? It's #MysteryMonday so it's over to you to say if you know, and we'll confirm the answer later.

[Timothy Taylor's Brewery @TimothyTaylors]

Why we use a sparkler for a proper pint of Timothy Taylor’s 👇

For us, it goes further than regional tradition. It is fundamental to the identity of our beer in the glass.

Read more: https://t.co/lJTByVDqhX

#landlordperfectpour

[Michael Warburton @For_Film_Fans]

‘The Lonely Pub’ - Manchester (1977)

📷 by John Bulmer

[Pub Maverik @PubMaverik]

The Blue Bell is York's smallest and most famous historic pub, celebrated for its perfectly preserved Edwardian interior. Established in 1798 and completely untouched since 1903, this Grade II* listed public house offers an authentic step back in time.