Manchester. Built in 1552 and originally located in the Shambles area, it is the oldest building of its kind in the city. It became a licensed public house in 1830 known as the Vinters Arms, later the Kenyon Vaults, and was renamed The Wellington Inn in 1865. In 1996 a terrorist bomb caused considerable damage to the pub. Over a period of two years the building was dismantled and moved about 300 meters to its current location. Of course this pub oozes history. It has a small bar on the first floor, many rooms on three floors, and a spacious beer garden in front of the pub. Nicholson's Pale Ale was my beer of choice. A must if you visit Manchester!