World-famous as a city steeped in history and boasting a rich heritage in the arts of brewing and whisky production, it should be of little surprise to learn that the Capital has some of Scotland's oldest drinking establishments.
So, to celebrate World Beer Day, the Evening News have picked a dozen of the capital’s most historic pubs that are still welcoming patrons today.
9. The Doric
Market Street's Doric Bar is named after the ancient dialect common to the Aberdeenshire region of Scotland. There's been a pub on this site since the 17th century. Photo: TSPL
10. Cafe Royal
The Cafe Royal on West Register Street boasts an equally grand interior in an exuberant French style that captures the best in late 19th century pub architecture. Photo: JPIMedia
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