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A black and white listed building in the heart of the historic city. King Charles II escaped from here after the second Battle of Worcester. Be sure to check out the skeleton in the oubliette and the rollercoaster ride that is the first floor, where there's a piano for passing musicians. Quiz night Tuesdays, board games night Wednesdays. Speciality pies feature large on the menu.
Historic Interest
King Charles II escaped via this pub 3 September 1651
Conversion
King Charles is believed to have fled from this house after defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651, the final battle of the English Civil War. The residents held off Cromwell's army so that he could make his escape. A black and white, timbered building in the heart of the city, it has a stunning interior on two floors featuring oak-clad walls, fireplaces and even a dungeon. It is Grade II*-listed. The building has had various uses over the years, including as a judge's residence, a furniture-makers, an antiques shop and a restaurant. It still serves meals, as well as real ales and ciders.
This Pub serves 8 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
King Charles II, Worcester
Changing beers typically include: Birmingham - Pale Brummie , Hobsons - Best , Salopian - Darwins Origin
Source: Local
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