Check out the carving of a rabbit dressed as a pilgrim in the north choir aisle. It is said to have inspired Lewis Carroll's White Rabbit.
Veteran of the Cod Wars of the 1970s. Demonstrates the hardships of fishing north of the arctic circle.
Fascinating recreated street scenes from Georgian, Victorian and 1930s periods.
Rare gem of a pub in Hull's old industrial area. Has been largely unaltered over the years. Great real ales.
Birthplace of the famous campaigner against the slave trade who made Britain the first country in the world to ban slavery. Interesting insight into the transatlantic slave trade.
Set back in a secluded yard off the High Street. Very friendly service and great real ales.
Wonderful selection of real ales sourced mainly from microbreweries in Yorkshire. Serves excellent haddock.
Only been a pub since 2012 but made to look like a Victorian pub. Great real ales.
Victorian conversion of a late 17th century merchant's house with a largely unspoilt interior. It was here that the decision to deny Charles I's entry into Hull at start of civil war. Great real ales.
Hull's smallest real ale and cider outlet. Regular winner of Yorkshire Cider Pub of the Year. Great real ales.
