The Trafalgar pub in Portsmouth, built in 1926 for Brickwood’s Brewery and designed by architect A. E. Cogwell, replaced an earlier pub of the same name once owned by Jewell Brewery. Much of its original character remains intact, with an L‑shaped barroom featuring parquet flooring, vinyl bench seating, traditional wooden furniture, carved bar pillars topped by a suspended pot‑shelf, and a raised fireplace area. A spacious lawned beer garden sits at the rear. Today, The Trafalgar Arms is a well‑loved, historic local known for its traditional atmosphere, well‑kept real ale, friendly service, and strong community feel. With its classic interior, pool table, darts and welcoming garden, it’s the kind of pub that feels inviting whether you’re popping in for a quiet pint, catching the football, or hosting a private gathering.