King's Head Inn

The King's Head is a historic 15th-century coaching inn in the heart of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, described as one of England's best preserved coaching inns and dating back to 1455. It features rare stained-glass windows, exposed wattle and daub, and the original stabling. The Farmers' Bar at the King's Head serves English ales, bottled beers, Rothschild wines and lunch, with seating in an ancient cobbled courtyard surrounded by old stables, the Great Hall and the ancient arch where coaches used to enter. The inn is listed on the National Trust website and is currently open for food and drinks, though closed on Mondays.

The King's Head is a fifteenth-century coaching inn in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, dating back to 1455. It is described as one of England's best preserved coaching inns and retains rare stained-glass windows, exposed wattle and daub, and the original stabling. The building is set in the heart of the historic market town and is listed on the National Trust website, which provides visitor information and notes that it is currently open for food and drinks, though closed on Mondays.

Historic coaching inn and National Trust site offering food and drinks in a preserved 15th-century setting.

• The Farmers' Bar

  Serves fine English ales, bottled beers, Rothschild wines and a hearty lunch.

1. 1King's Head | Buckinghamshire | National Trustnationaltrust.org.uk
2. 2King's Head Innwikidata.org