One of the most famous pubs in Hobart. And extremely busy around Christmas/New Year. After 5pm in the summertime, this place is crowded. {} Customs House Waterfront by Firedogg123, on Flickr
Sorry about all the poles, signs, and street clutter {} Hobart Hotel (1) by Firedogg123, on Flickr {} Hobart Hotel (2) by Firedogg123, on Flickr {} Hobart Hotel (3) by Firedogg123, on Flickr
The Ocean Child used to be a real wild place some years back. Thankfully it's a lot quieter these days. <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/84933484@N02/13442988934" title="The Ocean Child Inn by Michael, on Flickr"> {} "1024" height="765" alt="The Ocean Child Inn"></a> The Brisbane Hotel. More of a workers club, but you can still down a cold one after a long day. <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/84933484@N02/13442752793" title="The Brisbane Hotel (1) by Michael, on Flickr"> {} "1024" height="768" alt="The Brisbane Hotel (1)"></a>
Wow! Look at some of that gorgeous brick staining. I wouldn't want to be on the losing end of a bet that required one to lick a wall ... Very nice guys!
A very old garage in Hobart that has been transformed into a bar (pub). Need to find time to get inside and take photos. {} P6210198 by Firedogg123, on Flickr
True pubs are not common here in the U.S. and we are the poorer for it. We do have a few that claim to be pubs but are not as ancient as some of the fine examples in this thread. One of our local waterin' holes - Shawn O'Donnels {}
The Longs Arms, Steeple Ashton, Wilts, England. Possibly the friendliest village I have ever visited and a lovely pub! {}
{} P1000180 by puihungma, on Flickr The Sophieneck in Berlin http://www.sophieneck-berlin.de/english/
