The rugged Port Albert Hotel, licensed in 1842, claims to be the oldest pub continually in operation in Victoria and in some literature the actual oldest Pub still operating.
Welcome to the Merrijig Inn, a special place in Port Fairy. The oldest Inn in Victoria, Merrijig Inn is located in the heart of Port Fairy's historic village.
The Duke of Wellington, on the corner of Flinders Street and Russell Street, is acknowledged by the city council as Melbourne's oldest pub. Designed by Richard Dalton for Timothy Lane, a local businessman, and completed in 1850, it originally operated as a boarding house.
The Hope and Anchor Tavern (formerly Hope and Anchor Hotel, the Alexandra, the Whale Fishery and the Hope) is an Australian pub in Hobart, Tasmania. Built in 1807, it is the oldest continually licensed pub in Australia.
The Marisco Tavern is Lundy's only pub and as such has to be all things to all people. It's the pub that never shuts, although alcohol is only served during permitted hours, and is the only building on the Island to have lighting after the generators shut down for the night.
Most isolated pub — The William Creek Hotel, William Creek
Featuring a permanent population of just six people, there is only one place to drink in this town and that is The William Creek Hotel.
On the bank of the Swan River, nestled in at the base of Optus Stadium, enjoying its front row seat to the Perth City skyline and the stunning Matagarup Bridge is where you'll find The Camfield, Australia's Largest Pub.
The George Inn, Norton St Philip, Somerset, after 1345
The George Inn in Norton St Philip, Somerset, has the strongest claim to be England's earliest surviving purpose-built inn. This likely makes the George Inn the oldest site where you can still buy a drink today.
Melbourne, Victoria: The bar at The Trust in Flinders Lane is said to be over 40 metres (130 ft) long.
Cooks' Cottage
It might be a sly technicality, Captain James Cook's family home, built in 1755, pre-dates European settlement, making it the oldest home in Melbourne.
The McEvoy Tavern is infamous for being the smallest pub in Victoria.
La Trobe's Cottage
This is Melbourne's oldest surviving building and the original home to Victoria's first governor and his family, Charles Joseph La Trobe, from 1839.
Evan's homestead built in August, 1836, is the oldest existing building in Victoria. Melbourne people have known this as "Holly Green", a nostalgic name given by an owner in 1914.
Standing at just 144cm x 134cm the bar of the Oasis Roadhouse at Lynd Junction, Nth QLD is the smallest in Australia.
The Ettamogah Pub claims to be the most photographed in the world. There are actually four Ettamogah Pubs in Australia. Discover the history behind the quirky design of these Australian icons.
The Malanda Hotel has a grand ballroom and staircase and is claimed to be the largest wooden structure in Australia.
WA cattle farmer hit with licensed venues ban
Kyle Ferguson has slammed his punishment as "un-Australian", despite admitting he threw a punch after being refused entry. The 20-year-old cattle farmer has become a TikTok sensation who describes himself as a rum drinking, ute driving cowboy.
1. Hobart. With low crime rates and a relatively low cost of living, Hobart scores a relaxation score of 9 – making it the most relaxing area to live in in Australia. The city has plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as an art museum (the Mona) and plenty of sights to see.
Lees Hotel in Ingham, Queensland, a Queensland icon, is recognised as the official Pub with No Beer made famous by Slim Dusty's song "A Pub with No Beer".
The history of The Pub With No Beer dates back to 1943, when farmer Dan Sheahan went to the Day Dawn Hotel in Ingham, north of Queensland, only to find American soldiers had drunk the pub dry of beer. With a glass of wine in hand instead, he penned A Pub Without Beer.
Stalybridge has two known entries in the Guinness Book of Records for 1995 - the pubs with the longest and shortest names in the United Kingdom! The longest named is: "The Old Thirteenth Cheshire Astley Volunteer Rifleman Corps Inn", on Astley Street, and the shortest is: The "Q" Inn, on Market Street!