The George Inn Poster | Southwark London Pub Art Print

Ask Londoners for the pubs worth crossing town for and The George Inn comes up again and again. London's only surviving galleried coaching inn, owned by the National Trust and mentioned by Dickens in Little Dorrit. Our illustration captures its wooden galleried courtyard of a historic coaching inn. You'll find it in our 98 London Pubs Art Gallery, a series of prints that maps London's finest pubs one illustration at a time. Choose your size, framed or unframed: every print is made on museum-quality paper, designed by 98 Types in Camden and dispatched quickly, worldwide. A thoughtful present for anyone who has a soft spot for this corner of London.

How to visit The George Inn: head to 75-77 Borough High Street, SE1, in a courtyard off Borough High Street, a short walk from London Bridge station. To book a table, simply scan the QR code on your poster. It belongs on every list of the best pubs to visit in London.