The Oxford 'Monopoly' Pub Challenge Event - 2026 Saturday 4th July 2026
The 2026 Event completed a fair few pubs in East Oxford, St. Clements, Cowley Road and Iffley Road. It all began at the Kings Arms in Broad Street at midday.
The ‘East Oxford Monopoly Pub Crawl’ Challenge 2026
This year, 2026, we completed around 16 pubs in East Oxford, St Clements and Cowley and Iffley Roads before finishing in the city for a quick one or six, before getting our train or bus home. The route was nearly four miles long, so bottled water, sun tan cream and sandwiches were the order of the day. The proposed list and map is below.
The Kings Arms
Orange & Lemons
Port Mahon
The Star
Big Society
James Street Tavern
The Bullingdon
The Cowley Retreat
The Library
The City Arms
The Rusty Bicycle
The Magdalen Arms
The Chester Arms
Fir Tree
The Oxford Blue
Cape of Good Hope
The Bear
The Wheatsheaf
The Chequers
St Aldates Tavern
The Royal Blenheim
Castle Tavern
Alice Day Oxford
1. The Kings Arms
2. Oranges and Lemons
3. Port Mahon
4. The Star
5. Big Society
6. James Street Tavern (was closed)
7. The Bullingdon (was closed)
8. The Cowley Retreat
9. The Library
10. The City Arms
11. The Rusty Bicycle
12. The Magdalen Arms
13. The Chester Arms
14. Fir Tree
15. The Oxford Blue
16. The Cape of Good Hope
Addition pubs if we get thirsty after our walk back to the city centre.
17. The Bear
18. The Wheatsheaf
19. The Chequers
20. St Aldates Tavern
21. The Royal Blenheim
22. Castle Tavern
The 2026 Pub Challenge Photos.
The Start at The Kings Arms, Broad Street - Midday
Thanks to Matt for keeping the timetable and beers that were consumed.
Download the pub tick list with suggested times below.
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