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#351 از 384 جاذبه‌های گردشگری در لندن #76 از 81 موزه در لندن

امتیاز LocalGuideWorld: 4.30

3.0 کیلومتر تا مرکز لندن

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221b Baker St, London NW1 6XE، بریتانیا

sherlock-holmes.co.uk

+44 20 7224 3688

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As a die-hard Sherlock Holmes fan and an avid reader of the great detective’s adventures, stepping into the Sherlock Holmes Museum at 221B Baker Street is akin to walking into a dream. The moment you cross the threshold, you are transported to the Victorian era, surrounded by an ambiance that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself would approve of. The museum is meticulously curated, with each artifact and piece of memorabilia resonating with the spirit of the stories that have captivated us for generations. From Holmes’ iconic deerstalker hat to the pipe and magnifying glass, every item feels as if it has been handpicked by Dr. John Watson to preserve the legacy of his dear friend. The attention to detail is astonishing; the rooms are arranged as they are described in the novels, complete with Holmes’ violin and the Persian slipper where he keeps his tobacco. It’s not just a museum; it’s a homage to the world’s only “consulting detective” and a sanctuary for those who still hear the echoes of “The game is afoot!” For anyone who has followed Holmes through the fog-laden streets of London or pitted their wits against his in the pursuit of justice, this museum is not just a visit; it’s a pilgrimage. It stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Sherlock Holmes and the indelible mark he has left on literature and the art of deduction. The Sherlock Holmes Museum is not merely an exhibition; it’s an experience, a slice of history, and a loving tribute to the master of deduction. It’s a must-visit for anyone who cherishes the thrill of the chase and the power of a story well told.

Peter Brown 2024 Mar 29

So this is an OK place. It's a little bit of a shtick in that there isn't that much to do there.

It's fun if you have a fan of Sherlock in the group (we did). So they made it more fun seeing all the weird elements. There is a partial tour, but most of the time, you are just wandering the different floors and checking out history.

The gift shop has a ton of Sherlock related merch, which is best for fans.

Gihan Gamage 2024 Mar 26

This was in my bucket list for many years as a sherlock fan. Enjoyed the visit. Long wait times 30-40min. Recommend prior bookings. It would have been better if they include more segments to this to improve visitor satisfaction.

Colby Lindsay 2024 Mar 18

Not bad. Once inside the guide will talk to you for about 10 minutes about two rooms on the first floor. Then you're on your own to explore the floors above it. Depending on how long you look at all the items above the first floor, it should only take you about 30 to 40 minutes to go through the museum

James Pruitt 2024 Mar 18

Cool place to visit only for those who are Shelock Holmes fans. Wait, who isn't a Holmes fan?! From the gift shop next door, where you buy your tickets, to 221B Baker Street, this was a classic tour. The only thing missing was Mrs. Hudson. Start in the gift shop where everything is Sherlock. Money is flowing freely here. There is a Bobby at the door keeping everyone in order. Quarters are tight, so be prepared for tight movements inside the 4- storied apartment. After the visit, pop over to Regents Park for a beautiful, relaxing walk.

Subhankar Das 2024 Mar 12

For any Sherlock Holmes enthusiast, a visit to 221b Baker Street is essential. The museum faithfully recreates the Victorian-era residence of Holmes and his partner Dr. John Watson, mirroring the descriptions from the stories. Guests can immerse themselves in rooms brimming with artifacts, memorabilia, and reenactments of the detective's renowned exploits. Book your tickets in advance as the lines can get long.

PG25 2024 Mar 07

Great way to pass a half hour. Little gem of a museum exclusively based on the Sherlock Holmes’s character. Small house filled with memorabilia of the era. However, the tour talk is primarily based on a quick 10 minute briefing in one or two rooms of the house only. You are in and out of the house in 20 minutes max. The museum shop is good!!

Tanya Lake 2024 Feb 21

I visited the museum dedicated to the literary detective Sherlock Holmes, despite mixed reviews online, I personally found it to be a delightful, if irreverent, homage.

I think it depends who you visit with, I went with another person who enjoys quirky museums so we had a great time.

Housed in a Grade 2 listed Georgian townhouse from 1815, it features a blue plaque marking "221b Sherlock Holmes consulting detective 1881-1904."

Inside, a Victorian-dressed tour guide leads visitors through meticulously detailed rooms starting from Sherlock's chaotic study, filled with objects like his violin and medical case, each evoking the spirit of the stories.

Sherlock's bedroom displays pictures of serial killers and the iconic, though not Doyle-penned, deerstalker hat.

The tour becomes self-guided from Watson's quarters upwards, ending with a peculiar collection of wax figures, including Professor Moriarty.

The attic offers a glimpse into Victorian daily life.

The first-floor rooms are well-executed, though additional guided tours for the upper floors would enhance the experience.

Overall, it's a quirky museum worth visiting for those who enjoy unique attractions.

Priced at £16, the visit is reasonably priced for today's standards, particularly appealing to mystery aficionados and fans of the books.

The museum's gift shop is notable for its extensive Sherlock Holmes memorabilia.

Buy timed tickets in advance so you don't have to wait in the long queue. Make sure you get into the right queue.

The stairs are a little steep and there are no toilets.

If you get off at Baker Street underground look out for the Sherlock tiles in the station.

Look out for the Sherlock statue in front of the station.

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