Our first stop is The Barrowboy and Banker. This pub used to be a bank and is run by one of the UK's best-known Pub Companies. Famous for its cavernous interior where beer barrels are stored in the old bank vault here you will be able to try famous ales such as 'London Pride' or if you're feeling more adventurous a Porter. Named after the Banking history of the building and the Barrow Boys (market traders) who used to trade in this area, your guide will also explain the history of nearby Southwark Cathedral where Shakespeare's younger brother Edmund is buried.

This Victorian pub is where, according to legend, one of the most famous robberies in British History was planned. Don't worry, you don't need to rob a train to buy a drink here, but if you're lucky, you may see the odd film star outside. Home to the filming location of Bridget Jones' flat in the Bridget Jones films your guide will tell you all about the differences between what you see on film and the real everyday pub which suffers from the trains from London Bridge rattling overhead. While you're enjoying your drink, your guide will also explain how the Great Train Robbery was planned in this bar and how the Pub is used to film crews descending on the nearby streets to film inside the nearby Borough Market. During your drink here, keep your eyes open for shady figures - city workers having a drink before commuting home, or hopeful people on their first date!