Horseshoe Bar Glasgow

The Horseshoe Bar is defined by an island counter that measures one hundred and four feet, a feature widely cited as the longest continuous bar in Britain. Established on Drury Street in eighteen eighty-four by Cavalry Captain John Scouller, the pub retains a traditional Victorian gin palace aesthetic with dark wood, ornate ceiling cornicing, and antique tile flooring. It became a Category A listed building in nineteen eighty-eight, recognized for its historic importance to the city.