The Sherlock Holmes Museum in London: photos, reviews

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Experience the allure of Victorian London at The Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street. With a charming and atmospheric setting, this beautifully designed museum turns the legendary 221B Baker Street into reality. Fans of Sherlock Holmes will find themselves stepping straight into the pages of Conan Doyle's stories, surrounded by an array of carefully arranged period furnishings. The knowledgeable staff, dressed in authentic costumes, enhance the immersive journey, offering insights and adding vivacity to the visit. Ideal for families, it's a must-see for both young detectives and seasoned enthusiasts. Don't forget to stop by the gift shop, brimming with Holmes-themed treasures. Whether you're a long-time admirer or just curious, the atmosphere alone is reason enough to make the trip.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Baker Street Station (Stop E)

Bus stop 242 m walk

Frampton Street (Stop LR)

Bus stop 839 m walk

Alpha Close (Stop LA)

Bus stop 596 m walk

Park Road London Business School

Bus stop 320 m walk

London Business School (Stop LB)

Bus stop 347 m walk

Edgware Road / Praed Street (Stop ED)

Bus stop 869 m walk

4.3

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4.3/5 20,596 reviews

Mark Grainger

This is really for fans of the original books by Arthur Conan Doyle - not the films, tv series or other countless spin offs. The exhibits in each room have direct references to the original books. As my son pointed out 'it's only a house', so we were in the gift shop before you could say 'the game's afoot'.

Darshana Chatterjee

Marvelous!

M. Z.

Much smaller than expected

The Sherlock Holmes Museum in London

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