Now this is for me a special experience. I loved Sherlock Holmes since I was a kid, I’ve been in the museum once in 2012, now that I’ve been again I felt the same thrill as I did 10 years ago. Sherlock represented so much for me that the fictional house in Baker Street has become something more than just a museum. Hopefully I will go again in 10 years with the same happiness as the last two times. It’s a pity that they don’t allow you to sit down in the chairs with the hats like they did in the past though.

Definitely worth a visit for any Sherlock Holmes fan. However keep in mind that it's based on the books not the movie or series. The house is pretty small and can get crowded however still worth the visit. Please note it is not wheelchair accessible as there are no lifts, only narrow stairs. Also very close to Regent Park and Madame Tussaud.

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.

good place to visit, nice shop by the way, with ancient London decoration. good souvenir to buy, books and lot of things. the only Point is that most of the object sold there are made in china, which make the experience a little bit poor. I mean I didn't come to London to take a souvenir made in china even if it's a good quality, I need a story, I need authenticity, I need feeling. I highly recommend this museum if you're a big fan of Sherlock Holmes like me.

A wonderful experience - especially if you’re coming with kids or Sherlock fans. I highly recommend to watch or read the old (or ‘original’) Sherlock to be able to fully enjoy the experience and get a feel of how it was back in the days, as the BBC Series is much more ‘modern’, eg. Sherlock doesn’t use the old scientific experience displayed in the museum; but rather goes to the laboratory. Overall - I highly recommend it if you ever get to pass by the Baker Street!

I didn't think to see if there were tours, so I was surprised to see a line out in front of the house. I just wanted to see the fabled residence and get the photo op as I was on a schedule to other sights to see. It was fun seeing the nearby tube with he classic Holmes silhouette on the walls .

It's a small house over 3 floors where Detective Holmes and Dr Watson were to have lived on 221b Baker Street. There is audio played on the 1st floor when the group is allowed to proceed upstairs from waiting outside. Thereafter you can roam the house at your own pace, reading some of the small info boards around the rooms. The entry ticket system from the gift shop to then enter the adjacent house is a bit confusing and I'm sure the staff in Police uniform must get frustrated saying this to every tourist enquiring about entering the museum.

The Sherlock Holmes museum was a nice treat. I suggest making reservations online, so you don't have to stand in the long lines to buy tickets. Since we had a reservation, we did not have to wait in the long line. The museum was full of information regarding Sherlock Holmes and his mystery solving skills. It was very entertaining to take a peek into the great detective's house. I enjoyed the wax figures on the top floor. I just wish they didn't let so many people in the museum at one time since it is very small and narrow.

Wonderfully decorated with antiques, fun letters from fans at display, warm staff... there's nothing not to like about this famous address of our favourite detective! One can almost expect Sherlock or Watson to pop in round the corner. I strongly missed the presence of actors playing them as it looked almost like a set! But perhaps it's too small a place to put up an enactment!

Very cool to see how accurate the house is in comparison to the books! It is all so intricately done and I loved having the short tour of the first two rooms before being allowed to explore! Although the wax figures are a little creepy, it was worth the money, especially if you are a big fan!

(Translated by Google) Dedicated to all lovers of Conan Doyle's creativity. The museum has been operating since 1990. At the entrance you can put on the Kholmsk cap and pose with a pipe in it). A real policeman is on duty at the door. The best Holmes, and this is also recognized by the British themselves - our Vasily Livanov! There is a gift shop on the ground floor of the museum. Photo and video filming is allowed. Now, unfortunately, the museum is closed for an indefinite period due to anti-poisonous measures. (Original) Всем любителям творчества Конан Дойла посвящается. Музей функционирует с 1990г. У входа можно надеть Холмскую кепи и попозировать в ней с трубкой). Возле двери дежурит настоящий полисмен. Самый лучший Холмс, и это признают также сами англичане - наш Василий Ливанов! На первом этаже музея располагается сувенирный магазин. Фото- и видеосъёмка разрешены. Сейчас, к сожалению, музей закрыт на неопределенный срок из за противоковидных мер.

Worth a visit for Sherlock fans - focused entirely on the books rather than the TV show Quite a small and quaint museum. There is a little bit of a tour at the beginning of the time slot and gives an explaination of the characters and the surrounding. There is a few floors to explore, it's best to ask the staff about the stories as they are really good at explaining. Best to book tickets in advance otherwise you could be waiting a while. Good gift shop with lots of souvenirs.

This museum is definitely catered more for the fans of the book. Before entering, you have to wait in front of the door to be admitted - the house is pretty small, so they only allow a group of people at a time. Upon entering, you will be briefed by the staffs on two of the rooms - the living room and Sherlock’s bedroom. Then you’re free to roam around. It took me about 30 minutes to tour around the house, after that you can visit the gift shop next door if you like. If you’re a fan of the books you will enjoy seeing the house come to life.

A good spot for any Sherlock fan. Be aware, this is focused on the Sherlock of the books, please don't go in expecting to see a wax figure of Cumberbatch. Was it worth it? Sure, as a Sherlock fan. Being close to Regent Park makes it more worthy of a stop along the way.

What a fun tiny museum. Things to keep in mind . Buy your tickets online with a certain time of your entry OR you will have to stand outside in the general admission line. I'm so thankful we had an entry time. The museum consists of 4 levels in an old flat. Each level has 2 rooms. You must be able to climb stairs. You start with a guide on the 2nd floor level to give you an amazing fun into. Then you will go to the next 3 levels on your own. Very narrow steps. The entire tour is about 45 min. I think they allow about 20 in at a time.

It was fun experience, and very nice and friendly staff. I thought entry tickets were over priced. It has a little gift shop next to it, also it was over priced, nevertheless we got a souvenir. Stairs had that squeaky sound, it was a little uncomfortable for me. If your hyper sensitive to sounds just take measures. I liked the fact that filming and taking pictures was okay.

As a Sherlock Holmes fan I'd say the price for this so called museum is a bit of a stretch. It's definitely not worth it to queue in line for 1 hour or more for this. None of the items inside have any historical value to Arthur Conan Doyle, it's just an old house arranged so it can fit the story around the character. Which is cool, I liked the atmosphere, but that's really it. I thought there would be a guided tour with story telling, but it ended in like the second room. Wax figures on the upper floors look hideous and add no value to the experience. IMHO just visit the gift shop, you will find enough interesting items there.

What a cute place!!! I love the Sherlock Holmes stories, so this was a special treat! The guides inside are super knowledgeable and the gift shop had some unique items. The only reason I have it 4 starts was because I thought the price was a little steep for how big this is and it takes maybe 10-15 minutes to go through the whole thing.

I have mixed feelings regarding this museum. Firstly the positive things. It is nice. Staff is helpful, friendly. At the beginning a short tour/guidance is given. A lot of information is told in a couple of minutes, nice story telling and facts. Everything seems genuine, nicely kept for the future generations. Top floor is the location for wax figures. Lot of information is everywhere, nicely arranged and presented. There is souvenir shop , gift items and tickets could be bought there. My only concern is the overall lenght of this visit. It is a tiny house. The tour is very short. There is no time limit, nobody told us we should leave. However, the whole building and the exhibition is not big, everything could be observed in a fairly short time. After a while it is getting boring quickly. It is amazing and impressive, please do not misunderstand. Probably it is a very nice experience for a Sherlock Holmes fan. For an ordinary person it is interesting, infornative. However, I am unsure about worthiness. It was nice to see, but very short experience in time. All floors, all information could be visited and observed about less than an hour time and that is all. Unless if someone is a big Sherlock Holmes fanatic the worthiness is a question mark for me.

Highly overrated place from my perspective. They basically put a ton of antiques in a few rooms, put speakers with some stories and that’s pretty much it. I liked the gift shop more than the museum itself.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a very nice museum, with many features calling back to fictional stories and tales written by Arthur Conan Doyle, and cinema works as well. The staff was friendly and there is a nice little souvenir shop next to it. I highly recommend stopping here if you’re on Baker Street.

The fact the actual 221b is a Sherlock Museum is a 5/5 thing by itself. The museum is quite small, so I believe they only allow 15 people in at once, but there is no time limit to how long you can be in the museum for, you can take your time. It took about 35 minutes to go through it myself. You have to arrive 10-15 min early. This museum is ALL about the book. Nothing regarding or relating to the show will be found here, as expected if you know anything about this museum. I haven’t read the books yet, (seen the show) but still enjoyed the museum since I know some things about book Sherlock. It can be enjoyed if you’ve only seen the show, but there is a TON of book references everywhere. It’s full of it entirely. There are two/three levels of stairs. There are no ladders. The gift shop was great. I went with myself and a date, it was £30 for two. I’m not sure I’d recommend this for more than two people since it gets expensive and doesn’t feel worth it for that much money unless you truly love and are obsessed with Sherlock. Definitely a thing to cross off a bucket list though, to say you visited 221b!

If you're a Sherlock fan, this museum is a must! The apartment is a remarkable reconstruction, and the staff dressed for the part. They shared detailed descriptions of the rooms and some fun facts that spiced up the experience. Finally, you can take back some of the memories of the items from the gift shop. If you book the tickets online, you won't have to wait in line. Otherwise, be prepared for a ~30 min wait. Baker Street 221B did not disappoint.

Both the museum and the attached shop is interesting and full of books, music boxes and other particular things. They are perfect if you want to buy a gift to someone who is passionate about Sherlock Holmes' stories. You can enjoy the shop even if you don't buy anything. The museum is not very big and a bit expensive maybe but it is impressive and I personally enjoyed it and took many pictures there. The surrounding area is beautiful as you can go to Regent's park, which is a wonderful park in the middle of the city. If you come to London I would definitely recommend a visit on Baker street.

(Translated by Google) The Sherlock Holmes Museum (English: Sherlock Holmes Museum) is a museum that houses items related to Sherlock Holmes. It is located at 221B Beegar Street, London, England [1], established in 1990 [2] [3]. The entire memorial hall reflects a strong Victorian style. The memorial hall is arranged according to the scenes in the novel, fully replicating Holmes' living room and bedroom. There are a lot of Sherlock Holmes's supplies: old pipes, deerstalkers, scattered experimental instruments, violins with only two strings, desks with black spots, etc. No matter when visitors visit, they can see a Victorian policeman standing at the doorway. After going upstairs, someone (the elderly Watson) will introduce the general situation. There are some wax figures on the third floor to show the plot in the novel. (Original) 福爾摩斯紀念館（英語：Sherlock Holmes Museum）是一間收藏有關福爾摩斯物品的博物館，位於英國倫敦必嘉街221B[1]，成立於1990年[2][3]。整個紀念館體現了濃郁的維多利亞時代風格。紀念館按照小說中的情景來佈置，完整複製了福爾摩斯的起居室和臥室。裏面有很多福爾摩斯的用品：舊煙斗，獵鹿帽，散落的實驗儀器，只剩兩根弦的小提琴，帶黑斑的書桌等等。無論遊人何時造訪，都能看到門口有一維多利亞時期的警察站在門口，上樓之後有人（老年華生）介紹大體情況。在3樓更有一些蠟像來展示小說中的情節。

(Translated by Google) If you visit London, go to the Scherlock Holmes museum because it is a beautiful experience. For those who believe in its history and a place to visit and live life in your home ... with the metro you immediately get to the Baker stret 221 b..Post magic. I recommend to all visitors. (Original) Se visitate Londra andate al museo di Scherlock Holmes perché e un esperienza bellissima. Per chi crede nella sua storia e un posto da visitare e vivere la vita nella sua casa...con la metro si arriva subito alla Baker stret 221 b..Posto magico. Consiglio a tutti i visitatori.

This is an absolutely fantastic place, the actual home of the mythical character. It really brings the stories and characters to life. Absolutely wonderful and I highly recommend you visit here. When you are finished, go to the Volunteer pub just down the street, fantastic service and so cosy.

Any sherlock fan needs to come to see this house. Based on the books rather the BBC show but still amazing all round. Not suitable for wheelchair users or disabled as no lift and there are lots of narrow stairs. Prices are a bit high for what you get in regards to gift shop but all in all a very pleasant experience 😀

Nice staff and guide. The tour didn't last longer than 30 minutes, you walked around the house and checked the rooms. Nice to see, but I think you get more out of it and connect more references if you are a Sherlock fan, which my company and I weren't really... but very nicely decorated, you can tell that there is a passion that they want to keep alive. Expensive gift shop. There is a mystery surrounding whether Sherlock actually existed or not and saying this was where he actually lived didn't make things any clearer, rather more confusing.

We did not go to the actual museum as other reviews suggested it was not worth it. We did visit the gift shop which in itself was good. We got to take a photo with the greeter to the museum entrance and the gift shop has a nice selection Sherlock Holmes themed merchandise.

Great historical place with references to the actual Sherlock Holmes. You can see the old cases and detectives that were involved with Sherlock. There are three floors to see all the different event in the life of the detective. There’s a gift to buy some great memorable merchandise. I’m a big fan so coming here was a like a dream come true. Sherlock is the greatest detective of all time.

My daughter and I enjoyed this museum very much. Great exhibits, and many photo props.

Absolutely brilliant experience...must visit a lot of interesting things. privately-run museum in London, England, dedicated to the famous fictional detective Sherlock homes. It is the world's first museum dedicated to the literary character Sherlock Holmes.

What an ingenious museum to explore here. Great! You get to know a lot of details about the life of Sherlock and get in touch with many small episodes. Everything very openly visible - but of course you are not allowed to touch it, which is fully ok. But the best thing is that you are free to take pictures. A real highlight of London!

I really like this museum. I've also read through the books on the cases solved by detective Sherlock Holmes by writer Arthur Conan Doyle. It was really amazing to come here.Even though it's just a museum about a fictional character, I still really like this museum.

(Translated by Google) 221B Baker Street ... one day I will take that photo in front of you and visit that beautiful flat I know by heart. I leave this article as a note in history. (Original) 221B Baker Street.. bir gün senin önünde o fotoğrafı çekilip ezbere bildiğim o güzel daireyi gezeceğim. Bu yazıyı da tarihe not olarak düşüyorum.

Beautiful

It's a place that anyone who likes sherlock homes must go once in their lives. It's where he simulates how he lives and the tools he uses in his investigation. The guide is nice and you can ask him lots of questions. And a lot of information But must buy tickets online before visiting And now it is closed. Other attractions are close to Regent's Park and the famous Madame Tussauds Museum.The nearest subway station is Baker Street, a short walk away. Standing on the corner of Marylebone Street, his statue is a well-done museum about a man who never existed; -; The route is easy to get to by the Baker Street subway station, and you will see a statue of Sherlock Holmes facing the station. Turn right onto Baker Street and go straight for 5 minutes and you will see the museum on your left. I highly recommend this place if you already know sherlock homes It will make you go in and not want to come out of there hahaha.

WOW it is very beautiful place😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍

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(Translated by Google) If you are passionate about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, and John Watson it is worth going. Well set in Victorian times, attentive staff, background music by the soundtrack of the latest Holmes films, and it all takes you back to the time of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. (Original) Si te apasionan las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes, y John Watson merece la pena ir. Bien ambientado en la época victoriana, personal atento, música de ambiente por la banda sonora de las últimas películas de Holmes, y todo te hace viajar a la época de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

(Translated by Google) MANDATORY PLACE A gem in the crown of London. 😍 You just have to be here. The museum is small and the queue is quite long, but it's worth it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Lots of exhibits, atmospheric place ... like in the movies about Sherlock Holmes. On site you can buy souvenirs and get business cards of the most famous detective in the world for free. 😁 RECOMMENDED ♥ (Original) MIEJSCE OBOWIĄZKOWE❗Perełka w koronie Londynu. 😍 Po prostu trzeba tu być. Muzeum niewielkie a kolejka dość spora ale warto. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Dużo eksponatów, miejsce klimatyczne...jak to w filmach o Sherlocku Holmesie. Na miejscu można kupić pamiątki a za darmo zaopatrzyć się w wizytówki najsłynniejszego detektywa na świecie. 😁 POLECAM ♥

As mentioned in many previous reviews this is a must see place for all the Sherlock Holmes fans. Indeed, very compact space packed with authentic furniture and accessories from Vintorian era. Great location near transport links. Lovely gift shop was a bonus.

Nice place for Sherlock Holmes lovers, the store was also nice - prices were high but not in an exaggerated way. However for non-experienced fans the place lacks in explanations and guides, especially for the price of the tickets, which is a little unfortunate.

Very interesting place to visit for every Sherlock fan, however the price was not adequate to the experience in my opinion - especially compared to some giant London museums being free). The place is very small, so it gets pretty crowded. The tour was entertaining, although I thought the guide would tell us more about the character and the author. The intro was kept quite short and I found it odd that they did not mention Sherlock was not a real person. The exhibits themselves were wonderful to look at, all being authentic Victorian items. If the price was not £16 I would absolutely give it 5 stars. I appreciated the staff's beautiful costumes and the atmospheric gift shop (again, rather pricy).

For all fans of the famous detective, this is a mandatory visit. You'll dive right into the lives of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, you'll see great examples of actual Victorian era objects. You almost expect to find Sherlock there... In short, it's a visit you won't regret!

Fantastic little museum that I’ve visited a few times. What makes me write this review was the young man that led our tour today. He was clearly very enthusiastic about Sherlock Holmes and knowledgable on the subject. His passion for the detective was clear and made the tour very enjoyable. The museum itself is small but filled with wonderful items and rooms. This is a must for anyone that is a fan of Sherlock Holmes :)

If you're a Sherlock fan, this is a must visit. You can simply take pictures outside the famous 221B sign, or you can also opt to take a tour of the house. Tickets are available on spot.

If you are a fan of Sherlock Holmes it is a must see as it brings the scenes of his house to life. But... Buy tickets online before going. They have 2 lines one for online purchases and one for walk-ins. The walk-in have to wait, they limit the number of people at one time.. Once inside you will see the apartments just as describe in the books, lots of historical items on display. You will see the rooms from Sherlock Homes, Dr Watson small display from some of his books. The gift shop goes a little far putting Sherlock Holmes name on products, but I guess it sells.

Came here in 1885 with an enquiry about a murder. Mr Holmes was very effective. Captures my life back in the 19th century and I am glad he is getting recognition still today.

A very interesting museum, the guides are very nice and kind, explain in a clear and easy to understand way, it can be seen that they are very well versed in the story of Sherlock Holmes

Worth a visit! Best to pre book as you won't have to wait in the long queue. If booked online, head straight to the store and obtain your tickets, you can also do souvenir shopping or wait till after you have visited the museum. 3 floors. A mini tour on the 1st floor and then self explore on the rest of the floors. Can take your time and really take it all in. Thank you to the team for making it so memorable.

Charming museum, with interesting re-creations of 221B Baker St., as described in the books. If you're a more recent fan of Sherlock Holmes and only know the Benedict Cumberbatch show, you can still see a lot of similarities, especially in the parlor. You're guided through several rooms on 3 floors, where tour guides explain the significance of many of the items. There's a nice little gift shop as well. Admission is a little steep, but I enjoyed it overall, and staff was very friendly. Lots of interesting photo opportunities!

Visiting the Sherlock Holmes Museum is an extraordinary experience that combines the allure of the famous detective with a delightful ambiance. Upon entering the museum, visitors are transported back in time to the Victorian era, immersing themselves in the world of Sherlock Holmes and his loyal companion, Dr. John Watson. The museum's interior is exquisitely designed to recreate the atmosphere of Holmes and Watson's iconic residence at 221B Baker Street. Each room is meticulously furnished with period-specific decor, allowing visitors to step into the detective's world. From the study filled with Holmes' distinguished violin and magnifying glass to the cozy living room adorned with vintage furniture, the attention to detail is truly remarkable. As you explore the museum, you'll encounter a vast collection of memorabilia dedicated to Sherlock Holmes. From original manuscripts and rare editions of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's works to props and artifacts from the various adaptations of Holmes' adventures, the museum offers a treasure trove of items that will captivate any fan. Additionally, the museum boasts a charming gift shop where visitors can purchase unique souvenirs and mementos. From detective-themed merchandise, such as magnifying glasses and deerstalker hats, to books, posters, and collectibles, there's something for everyone to take home as a cherished keepsake. The Sherlock Holmes Museum provides an enchanting experience for fans of the detective and literature enthusiasts alike. Whether you're a devoted follower of Holmes' mysteries or simply curious to delve into his world, this museum is a must-visit destination that promises to leave you with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the iconic character.

Really cool, but very obviously for tourists. It’s very enjoyable if you’re a Sherlock fan. You can purchase tickets online or in the shop next door, you get a small guided part on floor 1, then you’re free to explore the rest on your own. It’s a bit cramped considering how small the flat is and how many people they try to cram in there, but still really cool.

Great experience! This was exciting and kind of creepy with the wax figures to tour through the life of fictional Sherlock Holmes! We really enjoyed it and purchased a few things in the gift shop. Thank you, Sherlock Holmes Museum!

Great concept and the rooms, the decor and the wax figurines look amazing and real to life. But feels a bit of a money grab with the limited commentary inside the house/museum and the generally unhelpful, rude staff.

It is a very special place for our family, we love Sherlock. Close to the Madam Tussaud Museum and you can visit both of them in same day.

For Sherlock fans definitely must visit. Interesting how he was living and the instruments he used in his investigation. The guide is nice and you can ask him many questions. Buy tickets online before visiting. Other places to visit that are just around the corner...Regent's Park and the famous Madame Tussauds Museum.The closest tube station is Baker Street, it's literally 3 minutes walk. His statue can be found right around the corner on Marylebone Road.

A very interesting ,small ,Museum. If you wish to visit a nineteen century English home this is your place. Location very good for public transportation. Staff friendly and helpful. Museum Shop good. Only problem : there is not lift on the three floors house.

Famous place in London. Small shop entrace is free, the museum part need buy ticket. Design is really cool Victorian style.

(Translated by Google) Holmes fans should definitely go, and non-fans should enjoy watching related works! (Original) ホームズファンは絶対行った方がいいし、ファンじゃない人も関連作品観たことあれば楽しめるはず！

(Translated by Google) a nice place to have a pleasant time (Original) keyifli zaman geçirilecek güzel bir yer

Dream come true moment.

(Translated by Google) Not a big but interesting museum. (Original) Не большой но интересный музей.

(Translated by Google) There will be people wearing role costumes at the door to take a group photo, which is quite interesting~ but the museum itself is quite expensive, and the internal space is not very large~ the souvenir shops are all exquisite, but the prices are not low! (Original) 門口會有穿著角色服裝的人員配合合照，蠻有趣的~但是博物館本身門票頗貴，內部的空間也沒有很大~紀念品店的商品都很精緻，但價格也不低就是了!

Was nice to visit but overpriced for what it is and we were only in there for half an hour (and that's because we were deliberately stretching it out).

(Translated by Google) Very nice but get ready for the queue at the entrance. (Original) Muito bom mas preparem-se para a fila na entrada.

Very interesting place to visit. The guards outside the door was very nice and willing to take picture with guests.

(Translated by Google) The Sherlock Holmes Museum has his holdings and some things related to his stories (Original) متحف شرلوك هولمز فيه مقتنياته وبعض الأمور المتعلقة بقصصه

It's an awesome place

(Translated by Google) Very well done museum about a man who actually never existed .. ;-) Very well presented, with a few surprises. I thought it was great - of course, as a Sherlock Holmes fan ... (Original) Sehr gut gemachtes Museum über einen Mann, den es ja eigentlich niemals gab.. ;-) Sehr gut aufgemacht, mit einigen Überraschungen versehen. Ich fand es mega toll - Klar, als Sherlock Holmes Fan ...

(Translated by Google) Shahid Hesami School (Original) مدرسه شهید حسامی

(Translated by Google) It's plain. There is no need to enter. I think it would be nice to see it from outside. If you've seen the drama Sherlock, it's a good idea to go somewhere other than here. (Original) 평범합니다. 굳이 들어갈 필요는 없습니다. 밖에서 보는 것정도가 좋을 것 같습니다. 드라마 셜록을 보고 오신 분들은 여기말고 다른 곳을 가보는 것이 좋습니다.

We visited it last year, honestly I just wanted to get inside there so badly but I got a bit disappointed because they make you pay 15 quids or more (now honestly I don't remember) for a short tour where you cannot fully enjoy an historical and important place like that

Just like he had lived there! I also enjoyed it’s interior and architecture itself. Some westerners say houses in Japan are very small, but his house IS quite small.

(Translated by Google) It’s a little dark and mysterious, but what can we expect from such a special mind as Sherlock. I can easily imagine thinking about the big mysteries here. As one enters, you feel just the age Holmes lived. The smell of the house and the rooms are super evocative of the times. And I owe this experience to a very nice pair of friends. (Original) Kicsit sötét és rejtélyes, de mit is várunk egy ilyen különleges elmétől mint Sherlock. Könnyen elképzelem, hogy itt gondolkodott a nagy rejtélyeken. Ahogy belép az ember épp abba a korban érzed magad amiben Holmes élt. A ház illata és szobái szuperül idézik a kort. És ezt az élményt egy nagyon kedves baráti páromnak köszönhetem.

Not so special but interesting for Holmes fans.

(Translated by Google) You find super cool details, souvenirs, personalized everyday objects, the store has its touch of mystery like SH (Original) Encuentras detalles súper padres, souvenirs, objetos del día a día personalizados, la tienda tiene su toque de misterio como SH

For someone who really likes mystery and Sherlock himself, this is the place to be!

We visited with covid restrictions which was nice as it's quite small. Took about 30min to see everything.

(Translated by Google) Historical museum (Original) متحف تاريخي

(Translated by Google) Visitors' expectations are well appreciated (Original) Хорошо оценили ожидания посетителей

Good value

A cozy three-story flat filled with period-authentic artifacts, and recreations from A.C.Doyles famous stories. Upper floors are display rooms for mannequin tableaus of famous scenes. The museum is currently encouraging masks, but not requiring them.

Very interesting visit, not for small children but if you like to know a bit more about the famous sherlock Holmes it is a very good place to start. I will suggest some activities for adults to do during the visit and some souvenirs on the gift show for children. Overall a recommended tourist attraction

A very interesting place. Definitely worth a visit. Very interesting exhibits and scary figures. Great souvenirs. I recommend 👌

It's was easy enough to find, not too crowded; as they wait you outside, and bring you in, in groups. The house is decked out with all the modern Victorian decor, including a gunshot wall spelling V. R. You start off on the first floor, with an audio description of Sherlock Holmes study. After this you are free to wander the next two floors. Look out for the hound of the Baskerville, and the wall of villains. After finishing in the museum, there is a gift shop next door. Items included are; trinket music boxes, that you wind by hand. Detective puzzles and books/postcards, pens etc to the more expensive teapots / deerstalker hats.

It was closed by the pandemic precautions in August of 2020. But as a fan of Sherlock Holmes, being there is very exiting and meaningful to me. The location of museum very close to city centre, and you can walk around there. And you will see another popular museum and popular park in London. You must see there, if you visit London in any matter.

An enjoyable experience. You get to see the three-story flat with artefacts. On the first floor there is a brief audio overview of most notable cases playing. You will then climb up to see Mrs Hudson's and Dr Watson's rooms. It takes about 30 minutes overall to see/experience everything. Hand sanitizers are in place and masks are recommended. At the end you can explore souvenirs in the store.

Very nice!!! Gives you the atmosphere of how Sherlock's home would have looked like. The artefacts from "his" time are original and amazing!!!!

A most delightful location and staff. Beautiful architecture that certainly transports you to a time that has long past but stays near to fans' hearts. Educates on slightly more than the magnanimous Consultant Detective, which was a pleasant surprise. And all for a reasonable price that I would gladly pay again to see once more. I would go so far as to say that even Liam Neeson in his younger years would greatly enjoy visiting again and again.

An awesome experience with a bit of everything! I'd definitely recommend it for anyone that enjoys the books!

I wanted to visit this museum for a long time now. It’s such an iconic place! The inside of the museum is very beautiful and so well decorated. However it was quite small and you can’t spend more than one hour. I was just a bit disappointed by how many people they put inside one room at the beginning of the visit. It was hard to move around and not very safe during COVID.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is at the fictional detective’s former home, 221B Baker Street. It’s a one-minute walk from Baker Street Tube station and five minutes from Marylebone railway station.Tickets to Sherlock Holmes Museum cost £15 for adults and £10 for children (under 16 years of age). Great place to visit and enjoy the atmosphere here with all family. Very famous spot for all fans out there. Also can buy presents in side.

awesome piece of London, would definitely recommend although I feel it's slightly overpriced it is an intriguing place to visit on that side of town

Cool for Sherlock Holmes fans. First floor is a bit more impressive with an audio guide. The other floors are not as cool with wax figures. Really unusual and quirky, and ultimately a fun little corner of the world

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle epic detective character Sherlock Holmes. Frankly speaking Satyajit Ray magnum opus Feluda is my all time favourite. However, this is a must visit for everyone who read, watch or appreciate in any form or manner this investigator personality created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Looks amazing, Must check the times for opening and the museum is so nice to go for all Sherlock homes lovers. Once you go out the station turn left and you will find it. Very small but then once you find it you will like it, Family friendly and nice to go, one of the many tourist attractions in London

It was really good with a great personal view on how Sherlock Holmes lived. Amazing items and wax figures scattered all about and a good price to see it.

Lovely museum and shop. Delightfully quaint and exactly what I would expect Sherlock Holmes' home to be like. Bought souvenirs even though I live in London, hehe

I guess the experience can very well be summed up by following event. After the passionate guide explained us about the dwelling and habits of the old detective, one of the mesmerized visitors asked "Did Sherlock Holmes really exist?!" Clearly they have put their blood and sweat in recreating this piece of (fictional) history of Victorian era.

It’s is a smaller museum. The price is steep but Holmes is One of the Kind. I read the complete work of Sir Conan Doyle and Jeremy Brett’s portrait of Sherlock was the perfect version. And everything I knew about London was from this book series- doctors live in Harley Street, Regent Park, Fleet street, Bond Street, Kings cross and Charing Cross, Trafalgar Sq, Whitehall and Belgravia.

I watched the TV series Sherlock Holmes before I went to the museum. It was honestly a fairly short visit and the interior was not as big as other standard museums. But I’d say it’s still worth going if you are a big fan of Sherlock Holmes! Recommend buying tickets beforehand.

You must go if you are a Sherlock holmes fan, one of my favorite places in London. ***Buy the tickets in advance if you don't want to wait*** I love it, and I would go again.

Absolutely fantastic museum. Makes you feel like you are actually experiencing how he lived.

This place was in my itinerary, since I watched all Sherlock series and read story books.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a popular tourist attraction in London, England, located at 221b Baker Street, the fictional address of the famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. The museum is dedicated to the life and work of Sherlock Holmes and his loyal companion, Dr. John Watson. The museum is housed in a townhouse that was built in 1815 and is a replica of the house described in the Sherlock Holmes stories. The museum has recreated many of the rooms and settings from the books, including Holmes' study, Watson's bedroom, and the famous sitting room where many of the detective's cases were discussed. Visitors can explore the museum's exhibits, which include original manuscripts, letters, and first editions of the Sherlock Holmes stories, as well as a wide range of memorabilia, including pipes, hats, and magnifying glasses. The museum also has a gift shop where visitors can purchase souvenirs, including books, posters, and Sherlock Holmes-inspired merchandise. The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a must-visit attraction for fans of the detective stories and offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the world of Sherlock Holmes for themselves. The museum is open every day of the week and offers guided tours for visitors.

The staff in charge of the tour seems very knowledgeable and high spirited while explaining Sherlock’s story. It was very fun to listen and explore what was once a very historic place in Baker street. A bit small place and would not recommended to enter with large crowds. But overall it was a nice experience

If you are a Sherlock Holmes fan this place is definitely a must visit. The adult ticket was £16 when I visited which I thought was worth it. There was not much of a queue as I went early morning ( around 10.30am ), but I would advise booking tickets in advance for a queue jump. The museum has some interesting items on display and the staff were super friendly. They even gave a whole explanation about most items in the first floor apartment.

I only went to the shop which is free entry and no queue. There is usually a queue if you really want to go for the paid entry to the museum. Wide spread of merchandise there as you can see from the photos, which is good. It can do better with some recommendations on which books to buy.

Lines were long, but we luckily had pre-booked online. It's a lovely experience for fans of Sherlock Holmes! There's a gift shop next door where you can pick up great memorabilia. Groups should be smaller, maybe 12 persons instead of 15 per visit.

A small museum, with rooms made up according to images from the stories. There are also two rooms with wax figures demonstrating scenes. The museum store is nice, with many "Sherlockian" things to choose from. It's a very good idea to book tickets online. Because of the size of the house, they only let in a limited number of people at a time.

The Sherlock Holmes museum was as expected. It was displayed well with the Victorian furniture and Sherlock memorabilia. pros: the gift shop had some amazing books, puzzles and other trinkets Cons: the wait. If you plan on going, buy your tickets in advanced or you will have to wait a long time while you watch the customers that purchased theirs for a specific time move ahead of you. We waited over 1 hour for the 20 minute visit. The website says walk-ins are welcome but we didn't realize the extended wait time until you go to buy your tickets.

Visited on a wet Monday afternoon in August, there was a long queue to enter (we had about 40 minutes wait) once you had purchased tickets from the shop nextdoor. The museum itself has a lot packed into quite a small area, alot of it very interesting, it seems to concentrate very much on Sherlock (at times almost treating him as a real historical figure) would have been good to have information on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I also found the wax works to be in general pretty poor.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous creation gets his very own museum and what a delight it is! From the moment you're greeted by the doorman the whole visit is a pleasure and the staff explaining the many quirks and gadgets at Sherlock's disposal makes for an amusing and plentiful tale. It's not the biggest of museums and the whole experience all told will take you about 25 minutes to navigate if you really take the time to study everything and if you're a fan of the famed detective then you'll have a treasure trove of things to discover here. The shop has items, many of which are exclusive to the shop itself and you'll come away with a newfound appreciation for the man who can deduce even the most complicated of cases. Oh, and wait till you come across Professor Moriarty himself...

Purely tourist attraction. Small and crowded space, very short visit. You can view it all in 15-20 mins. Overall its fine if you set your expectations right. Few interesting items on top floors. But don't expect much from this museum

For sure, it is a good place to visit memories of the great Sherlock Holmes, and well organised, but each and every souvenir there was very much expensive. I mean, 7 pounds for a magnet or 10 pounds for a key ring or 15 -20 pounds for a mini violin is way too much. Just reduce the price and I am sure people will buy more from the store. Recommended for visiting the museum but not to buy souvenirs