No Place brings Sherlock Holmes’ story to London, such as the home of fictional detectives and his real-life inventors. Now, the city is commemorating the detective’s adventures with attractions and memorials, so even if he is the character of invention, you can still have a Holmesian experience exploring his troubles in the city.
Only in London can you enter a copy of the legendary detective research in his real address or pint in a historic bar frequented by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the writer who created Sherlock Holmes and Watson. In London, fans can also travel through BBC/PBS positions Sherlock The series or earlier, lesser-known adaptation of Doyle’s beloved story.
With a little detective work – actually, since we’re going to guide you – you can see Doyle gets his inspiration and sample Sherlock Holmes’ London.
Sherlock Holmes Bar
10 Northumberland Street; tube: Summer Cross
There are pints or fish and chips bar Holmes tracks Francis Hay Moulton The adventure of the noble bachelor. In this book, it is called the weapon of Northumberland Baskerville’s Hound. Sherlock Holmes and Watson frequently visited the Victorian Turkish Bathroom upstairs before suddenly appearing in the bar. “Holmes and I both had weaknesses in the Turkish baths. In the pleasantly tired and exhausted smoke of the drying room, I found him less silent and more human than anywhere else,” Watson wrote. Adventures of outstanding clients.
Upstairs there are Holmes’ research replicas, and there are many souvenirs throughout the bar, including an old service revolver carried like Watson. Looking for plush goose, nod Blue carbuncle adventure. Doyle died in 1930, but his descendants were consulted for the design of the study. The projects on display also carry a story: In 1951, a key post-war event was held for London’s post-war event, collecting them for the exhibition of Sherlock Holmes.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
221B Baker Street, 237 to 241 Baker Street; tube: Baker Street
Head to a familiar address: 221B Baker Street. Why four-story Georgian townhouses Sherlock Holmes Museum The order of numbers sitting between 237 and 241? This is a mystery in itself, and may require consulting detective disbandment: when the museum opened, the real 221 Baker Street was occupied by a bank, but in 1990 the museum was reassigned to a famous address in a tribute to the character.
Like the fictional townhouse where Sherlock Holmes lives, the building hides his Museum of the same name When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle passed Scarlet research 1877. The museum recreated Sherlock Holmes’s study and his and Watson’s bedrooms, filling them with Holmes’s Persian slippers, violin and chemistry sets, and things from Watson’s medical kit.
The space itself is not in the story of Sherlock Holmes, and tickets feel expensive for a spot with non-existent characters that you can experience in half an hour. If you’re a big fan of admiring Kitschy souvenirs, you can enjoy the gift shop, but if you’re on a budget, you can pick up a photo of the front door and visit the research on the Sherlock Holmes Pub to enjoy the price of the drink.
Baker Street Underground
Marybon Road; tube: Baker Street
Search for the 1993 Sherlock Holmes statue on Marybon and Baker Street and enter the Baker Street Metro Station, the oldest Underground station in London. The brick-over-circular part of the station opened in 1863, and the wooden car was pulled by a steam locomotive and happened to catch up with Holmes, who began to uncover the mystery of his apartment from his apartment and drove several blocks in his apartment in 1887. Blue Badge Tour Guide for Visitors and other mentoring companies. Parking retains many historical features, but in our time, it complements illustration The famous Sherlock Holmes case and the tiles pattern of Holmes wearing a hat with a tube in the mouth on the platform of the Bakerloo series.
British Museum
Greater Russell Street; Manage: Tottenham Court Road
this British Museum In Bloomsbury (especially Reading Room) is one of the preferred locations for Holmes’ research case. This is where Henry Baker works here Blue carbuncle adventure Where to read Holmes Wisteria cottage. He also used the British Museum collection to study Baskerville’s Hound. Spend some time wandering the streets of Bloomsbury around the museum. Doyle once lived in the area, using his former Montague Square street as the address of the Violet Hunter, he wrote the help of Sherlock Holmes Copper Mountain Hairball Player. Another community access, Montague Street Musgrave ceremony.
Standard Restaurant
224 Piccadilly; tube: Piccadilly Circus
Now, this is an Indian restaurant chain called Masala Zone, but Luxury New Baizanton Restaurant Watson met Watson’s place where he introduced him to Holmes’ friends in 1881, directly in the Piccadilly Circus Scarlet research. “I stood at the standard,” Watson recalled. “When someone patted me on his shoulder, turned around and I met the young Stanford.”
Looking for a plaque to commemorate the fictional conference inside the landmark, which opened in 1873. At the time, the bars Watson and Stanford encountered were one of the more stylish places in London.
Frommer’s London
Here is London’s advice, like the way a friend gives you: not only is it full of self-righteousness, fun and fulfilling about what to see and do and what to do and what not worth spending time. Whether you want to see Big Ben or Harry Potter Studios, Trafalgar Square or V&A, London is all city wit…
Frommer’s London
Here is London’s advice, like the way a friend gives you: not only is it full of self-righteousness, fun and fulfilling about what to see and do and what to do and what not worth spending time. Whether you want to see Big Ben or Harry Potter Studios, Trafalgar Square or V&A, London is all city wit…
Langham, London
1C Portland Plaza; tube: Oxford Circus
The restaurant in this luxury hotel opposite the BBC is where Doyle had dinner with Oscar Wilde in 1889. Dorian grey picturesand Doyle wrote magazine articles Four logos. Langham It is also a favorite of Sherlock Holmes customers. Count Von Kramm stays here Bohemia scandalPhillip Green stayed there The disappearance of Mrs. Francis Cafax, Captain Arthur Morstan hires Holmes at his daughter Captain Morstein. You can dine here like Doyle and Wilde, but another real way to see the hotel is Book in its Palm Court (as shown above) – We know it was first offered to Londoners in this room in 1865, and now hotels are often called the birthplace of tradition.
Quick sandwich bar and cafe
187 N. Gower Street; tube: Euston Square
If you only think of Benedict Cumberbatch from the 2010-2017 BBC/PBS series, stop at Fastseveral blocks north of Euston Square Underground Station. This is the closest cafe to the front door of Sherlock Holmes, and Watson meets with Mycroft Holmes to discuss how they will break the death of Irene Adler, who is romantically connected to Holmes. The cafe retains its real name and external signage during shooting Sherlock.
Russell Square
Russell Square; tube: Russell Square
Fans of the series BBC/PBS series Sherlock Russell Square, the lush green city space where Sherlock Holmes and Watson often meet. The manicured garden of the square is an old friend Watson met, who introduced Holmes in the series premiere. Looking for the facade of the Imperial Hotel, which is the background of conversation with Watson and Stamford sitting on a park bench.
Your old Cheshire cheese
145 Fleet Street; tube: Haverre
This Fleet Street institution is one of London’s oldest bars, hidden in an old narrow alley through history until 1538 and has long been a writer’s destination. Mark Twain, Agatha Christie, Alfred Tennyson and Doyle Your Ald Cheshire Cheeselead some Sherlock Holmes readers to connect the bar to the Fleet Street environment Redhead League. “[Doyle] Drinking there, he used his favorite place in the book. Space, or a pint in the weird atmosphere of the basement downstairs.
Hiking
Sherlock-themed hikes (usually £17 to £20 per person) are common, and competition with Jack the Ripper and Harry Potter-themed Jack the Ripper and Harry Potter-themed Jack the Ripper and Harry Potter-themed Jack the Ripper and Harry Potter-themed blends guided position hunting and comic narratives. What you’ll see depends on the guide you get, but most Sherlock tours will visit some of the attractions in Sherlock Holmes and tend to end up in the Sherlock Holmes Pub (mentioned above), and when you check out the entertainment in Holmes upstairs you will have time to go to pints. Some of the ones we recommend are long-term operation Walking in Londonwhich offers some, including a special event that runs only around Christmas, British Movie JourneyThis is a person who specializes in his appearance in many films, TV shows and stage entertainment.