Thrillist Presents: 15 Of The World's Oldest Bars

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem - est. 1189

Nottingham, England: Brits have a pretty epic drinking culture, which clearly dates way back. Allegedly, crusaders on their way to the Holy Land liked to make a pitstop here, and it’s rumored that Richard the Lionheart himself had a pint here. Fun facts: a) It’s apparently haunted; b) It’s built next to a bunch of caves, which were used as a brewery as far back as the 11th century, and now contain a drinking room. Like drinking in caves? Then check this out. [Photo via]