First look at new Wetherspoons pub opening inside abandoned UK attraction next month

The Sun

4 days ago

A NEW Wetherspoons is opening up in the heart of London, in a derelict building that once housed one of the capital's top attractions.
The new budget boozer, called The Sun Wharf, is opening up at the former London Dungeon site.
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The Sun Wharf will be at 50 Tooley Street in Southwark and is set to open on Tuesday September 2, 2025.
Anyone seeking a scare at London Dungeon would visit the railway arches on Tooley Street from 1974 until 2013 until it moved.
It will be a very sleek looking place to grab a pint, with a curved entryway underneath the arches.
Inside, there's plenty of exposed brickwork and high ceilings.
Along the walls are vintage portraits, which is a classic Wetherspoons calling card.
There's a heavily patterned carpet, but very modern light fittings, tables and chairs and cosy booths as well.
The pub will be open seven days a week from 6.30am to 12.30am every day.
Tooley Street is right outside London Bridge station where there are lots of eateries and places to drink, incluing the famous Borough Market, The Shard, Coal Drop Yard and Hay's Galleria.
50 Tooley Street was the former location of the London Dungeon attraction.
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It opened in 1974 and inside you'd find historical waxworks.
Later on, it turned into theatrical shows and events like Fire of London and Jack the Ripper.
Now, London Dungeon is on Westminster Bridge Road and tickets start from £27 per person.
As for Wetherspoons, there's one which fans of the pub need to visit as it's the biggest in the world.
Deputy Travel Editor Kara Godfrey visited the biggest of the chain in Ramsgate which on a sunny day feels more like being in Ibiza.
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