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Londons pubs have played a big role in the citys history. They have a rich and varied story to tell. Whether youre a fan of their heritage（遺產(chǎn)） features or on a tour of famous pubs， the best historic pubs should be on your to do list.

The Dove

One of several pubs lugging the Thames between Corney Reach and Hammersmith Bridge， The Dove dates back to as far as the 17th century and is the sort of traditional pub that would make the perfect place for a period drama（歷史?。? It is said that Rule Brittania was made here.

The Freemasons Arms

The Freemasons Arms has a rich soccer heritage—being the place where the Football Association was founded， and glass cases can be found on the walls containing footballing memorabilia（大事記）. These days its owned by a beer producer， so you can find their range of beer at the bar.

The George Inn

The National Trustowned George Inn is one of the most attractive pubs. Its the capitals last surviving 17th century galleried（有樓座的） inn， a pub that was familiar to Charles Dickens. You might be surrounded by tourists if you decide to visit， but its well worth doing so.

The Lamb

A rare original pub dating from the development of the Bloomsbury area in the late 18th century， The Lamb has traditional carved windows and inside thats charming and comfortable. The pubs “snob（勢(shì)利小人） screens”—glass walls which were originally used to protect gentlemen from having to stay with the great unwashed—are a star attraction for pub heritage lovers.

1. What is Rule Brittania probably？

A. A period drama. B. A pub.

C. A place. D. A bridge.

2. Which pub would you like to visit to know about sports？

A. The Dove. B. The Freemasons Arms.

C. The George Inn. D. The Lamb.

3. What is the most attractive for pub heritage lovers in The Lamb？

A. The Bloomsbury area. B. The carved windows.

C. The glass walls. D. The comfortable room.