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Pub Information

We Opened: 31 Mar 1999

Type: J D Wetherspoon pub

Why not also visit the 'Da Vinci Code' church nearby? This pub is available for private functions on Saturday nights and on Sundays. Call 020 7831 2660 if you would like more details.

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Opening Times:

Mon–Fri 9am–11.30pm; Sat 11am–7pm (available for private functions. Please ring for details); Closed Sun

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Outside area: No

Child certificate: Yes

Wi-Fi access: Yes

Television screens: Yes

Meeting Room Facilities: Yes

Nearest tube: Holborn

We’re Cask Marque accredited

 

The Knights Templar is Cask Marque accredited…

..which means we offer a quality cask ale service. Visit the Cask Marque Web site for more details.

Careers

 

Careers opportunities at The Knights Templar and around the Holborn area:

There are career opportunities here!

There are kitchen and bar career opportunities available! You can download an application form here.

Promos

 

Get married in style

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Get married in style at The Knights Templar. A stunning location, a stunning building and a truly stunning price.

To Jan and Gerry Swords, managers of The Knights Templar, in central London, this is an avoidable shame for those who are missing out – especially when they can offer memorable wedding days from £3,000.

For enquiries, give Jan a call: 020 7831 2660

More details here…

Hire A Pub

 

The Knights Templar is available for hire!

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Hire the whole venue at weekends. Available for private parties, weddings, birthdays and anniversaries. Buffet service also available on request.

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Call us on 020 7831 2660 for availability and to discuss your requirements.

Awards

 

Awards and accolades we’ve won at The Knights Templar:

Camden 'All Bar None' award

Wine World Record

If you were one of the 17,540 people who joined us for the world’s largest wine-tasting event, YOU ARE NOW A GUINNESS WORLD-RECORD HOLDER!

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The Knights Templar hall of fame:

Joan Chivers from London

Neil Cux from London

Gorica Atanasova from Esher

Asha Meetaroo from Ilford

Tanya Crick from Watford

Scott Lind from London

Robert Grant from Enfield

Paul Thomas from London

Kathleen Marsland from London

Stephen william Buckingham from Sittingbourne

Sandy Mcilvenna from Welling

Gita Jadeja from Northolt

Ron Heeley from Sutton coldfield

Michael Tobin from London

Trevor Keir from London

Sofia Pernikis from London

Juana maria Elefantita-blanca gomez from Valencia

Lizzie Smith from Andover

Sarah Todd from London

Rupheal Bekoe from London

Oliver Smith from London

James Simpson from London

Lukasz Skupiwski from London

Derek Asmoah from London

Download your certificate here!

In The Area

 

Did you know we also have these JDW pubs nearby?

The Penderel’s Oak
Holborn 0.2 miles away

Shakespeares Head
Holborn 0.3 miles away

The Sir John Oldcastle
Farringdon 0.4 miles away

The Printworks
Clerkenwell 0.7 miles away

Live news

 

We have Freeview digital television showing live subtitled news (on silent), as well as terrestrial Freeview sport (when showing), throughout the day.

Freeview

Call us on 020 7831 2660 to find out what we’re showing.

Pub History

 

This pub opened on:
31 Mar 1999

Pub history

It is named after an ancient order of Warrior Monks – The Knights Templar. Hugues de Payens, Geoffroy de St Omer and seven other French knights founded the order, in Jerusalem, in 1118. King Baldwin II, the French king of Jerusalem (1118–1131), installed the order’s residence, stables and armoury in the part of his palace which was on the site of Solomon’s Temple, from which the order took its name – Knight of the Temple or Templars. The Knights Templar features heavily in The Da Vinci Code – if you look really carefully, during the scene featuring Middle Temple Church, you may spot our beautiful pub.

How this pub got its name: This Wetherspoon pub is the former Union Bank, and takes its name from the order of Warrior Knights across whose land Chancery Lane was built in the 12th century.

Read: Holborn history.