Lyceum Tavern

Lyceum Tavern is a historic pub with a rich past dating back to 1906. The place is known for its cozy Victorian atmosphere, golden wooden panels and distinctive small individual booths for privacy.

According to legend, Bram Stoker wrote parts of his novel 'Dracula' here while working as a director of a nearby theater.

The upper bar offers an excellent vantage point, and the strict 'no swearing' policy and ban on electronic devices encourages real face-to-face conversations. An ideal place for lovers of traditional pubs and historic ambience.