About Llandoger Trow
The Llandoger Trow is a historically important and architecturally renowned building in Bristol. Known to be an inspiration for many famous adventure novels, this Pub is among some of the best places to see in Bristol. The party venue is also believed to be haunted by not one but 15 different ghosts including a young boy whose footsteps are said to be heard throughout the premises. This public house which is nestled on the King Street has survived the bombing in World War II until date and remains in a good condition.
It is also known as the spot where English writer Daniel Deafo met Scottish privateer Alexander Selkirk who inspired his famous novel Robinson Crusoe. This Pop is also regarded as an inspiration for the novel Treasure Island written by Robert Louis. Currently the pub houses 22 kegs, 5 casks and ciders, for its many amazing events and parties hosted on the weekends.
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Llandoger Trow Highlights
• Llandoger Trow is a group of three houses in a row that didn’t get much affected in World War 2 and got converted into an old style pub or inn.
• The pub hosts amazing events like Techno parties every Friday and Saturday and Crotch every Thursday for its visitors
• The pub has an important place in the history of Bristol as this was often visited by important figures like Daniel Deafo, Alexander Selkirk, Robert Louis, and Edward Teach.
• The puppy also has 22 different kings from local breweries as well as from nearby regions.
• Visitors can also find cask and CID to enjoy during their visits at the pub.
