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While Scotland has many historic public houses, some have unique features that make a visit to them extra special. These are a few of the more unusual Scottish pubs.

The city of Edinburgh boasts hundreds of inns, pubs and taverns. Many of these are centuries old and tourist attractions in their own right.

The British Isles is the place to be for those wishing to experience unique, eccentric and downright odd public houses.

Here are some football pub quiz questions and answers for a great sport quiz night. Ideas for fun, challenging football pub quiz nights including pub quiz picture round.

A brief review of brewpubs within walking distance of downtown Victoria, British Columbia, discussing the facilities and menus available.

Oxford pubs where the visitor can imbibe ales and literary ambience at the same time.

Whether you're looking for charm or just cheap drinks, try these peripheral pubs for a good time.

Blackstone's Pub and Grill is a popular destination for businesspeople in Flint. Learn its history and what to order at the downtown Irish American restaurant.

Celebrating Christmas in a traditional mock-Tudor English country pub is nothing new, except when it is located on a tropical island in Southern Thailand.

The pub is the locus of public life in England & Ireland. Most villages have at least one - an average size town has about 10! Learn pub basics to best enjoy your visit.

The Trout is something of an Oxford institution. A five-minute drive out of North Oxford on the banks of the river at Wolvercote, the pub is a perennial summer favourite.

Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs 2008 guide, listing the best gastro-pubs and dining pubs in Britain and Ireland, and Michelin Pub of the Year, has 76 new entries

A culinary tour of East Sussex includes learning how to rear pigs at Rotherfield, eating fine pub food at Mark Cross near Crowborough and enjoying Rye Bay Scallop Week.

Bangkok has many British and Irish style pubs one of them is a Silom fixture, being open for business for over 20 years and annually blessed by Buddhist monks.

The Holly Bush pub in Hampstead, North London, is a short Tube ride from central London. It has been serving beer and ale on the same spot for over two hundred years.

The history of The Bull and Bush reaches back to 1721, it is one of London's oldest pubs. It also has a resident ghost who does a bit of haunting from time to time.

The number of ex-pats in Thailand's capital, draught Guinness, good craic and good food, helps make Bangkok's Irish Pubs the centre for social and business meetings.

2010 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide reviews over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland with the Pub of the Year in Devon.

Brits spurn their pubs for cheaper supermarket booze. Pub owners switch to wine bars and cafes as a tradition dies. Will the government help revive it?

Bangkok has a small gay scene but a varied one here are three bar and restaurant suggestions for the gay tourist to enjoy in gay and vibrant Silom Soi 4.

The rose of the North, Thailand's second city is full of good places to eat and drink here are a selection of Chiang Mia's best pubs and restaurants.

A perfectly preserved example of the gin palaces which once flourished in the industrial cities of Britain, it is maintained by the National Trust of N. Ireland

Serving award-winning beers, tasty appetizers and offering a large variety of lunch and dinner options, Bitter Creek Brewery in Rock Springs, WY is a great place to eat.

The life and works of Yeats, Behan, Wilde, Shaw and many other literary greats, plus the Book of Kells, can be visited in Dublin, starting with Trinity College.

Real ale enthusiasts visiting Vancouver for a few days have a good choice of brewpubs in which to spend a leisurely hour, or to enjoy a meal.

Eating out in the English capital doesn't have to be expensive. Away from The Ivy and Nobu, there are bargains to be had on tapas, and good pub food like bangers and mash

It's possible to enjoy Oxford's pub scene without doing serious harm to your budget, if you know where to go.

A glass of red wine at the first, a pint of Stella Artois at the fifth, & a Jaegerbomb for a match-winning birdie at the last? Pub Golf makes for a fine afternoon session

Ireland's capital, Dublin, is as famous for its authors as it is for its pubs. A full list of pubs would be as long as James Joyce's Ulysses so here are some of the best

Two of them were apparently old haunts of Dick Turpin but today they are amongst four of the nicest pubs in Hampstead and Highgate, all of them close to Hampstead Heath.

Soi Duwangtawee's gay bars seems to be ever changing except for three well established bars and restaurants that have stood the test of time and remain ever popular.

Gay venues are springing up in Singapore so much so that the city state now has a vibrant gay nightlife with some exciting and lively bars, pubs and discos.

Traditional British foods like toad-in-the-hole, treacle tart, and cottage pie are back in fashion. Gordon Ramsay's pub food book has great recipes you can try at home.

London is home to some of the most historic, most storied, and in some cases, the most raucous taverns in all of Europe.

Despite being a relatively quiet port city by day, Halifax bars and pubs overflow with music-lovers, professionals, and university students on weeknights and weekends.

Hauntings and apparitions are present in many inns and public houses such as The Golden Fleece, The Black Swan, The Roman Bath and The White Swan

Many historic London pubs, like the Spaniard's Inn, are just a short Tube trip from the West End. Ancient in character but up to date where good food is concerned.

London is full of historic old pubs where you can enjoy your beer in fine surroundings. Here are some of the best.

A walking guide to historical Riverside London pubs takes visitors off the beaten path to the city's oldest inns and taverns, haunts of pirates & smugglers in Wapping.

The Punch Bowl Inn in Crosthwaiteis the Best Pub in Britain and Ireland says the Michelin Eating Out in Pubs Guide for 2009, rating top gastropubs in the British Isles.

In St. John's, Newfoundland, dance, listen to great traditional music, and have fun getting Screeched-In on George Street, the place to party on The Rock

Hidden away in small local pubs, rather than in the large Irish chains, you will find local jam sessions of musicians of many talents. Come listen and join in if you can!

Puerto Rico's wild nightlife flies the three coloured flag of Ireland. The bars in the main shopping centre offer everything from whistle players to banjo strummers.

A night out in Adelaide can be a real adventure; with some handy advice on the best places to go, there's an unforgettable time to be had for all tastes.

Get brews from Benin, Armenia, Bolivia, Guadaloupe, The Faroe Islands, Namibia, Mongolia, Tahiti and more in this Guinness World Record-breaking alehouse.

They used to joke about English cuisine, but now pub food in England competes with the best and village gastropubs win accolades from the French food gurus at Michelin

Visitors to Silver Creek Falls near Silverton or the Harvest Festival in Sublimity Oregon find tasty food at the Wooden Nickel Pub and Eateries, especially barbecue.

The 2007 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide lists over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland

Hood River celebrates history and art, while boasting excellent food choices and refreshing microbrews. Visitors enjoy walking through Historic Downtown Hood River.

If lively entertainment and surreal festivals are your thing, Bath is the answer when you want something a little different. From punk to street parades, it has it all.