Sherlock Holmes Museum

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is an absolute must-visit for fans of the famous detective. The house at 221B Baker Street is beautifully recreated, full of authentic details and memorabilia that bring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories to life. The staff are friendly and in character, which makes the experience even more immersive. Walking through the different rooms feels like stepping straight into the world of Sherlock and Dr. Watson. It’s a charming and unique museum that captures the spirit of the stories perfectly. Highly recommended for both fans of the books and anyone interested in a piece of London’s literary history!
Tobi - a week ago

This fictional home can be seen in 15-20 minutes. The first two rooms have a brief tour, then others explored at your own pace. The objects are all Victorian and stylized to be from Sherlock Holmes. Some of the objects are interesting, but it’s a bit overpriced for the what it is. Though 3-4 stories (via stairs), there are approximately only two rooms per floor. There is an exhibition in one room, but otherwise is mostly taking in the atmosphere and looking at objects. Prebooking tickets is useful during busy periods. When arrive, pick up physical tickets in the gift shop. We overhead them telling a visitor it could be an hour to get in via the walk-in line. Shop is large and has some very interesting gift ideas. No: Only photos inside - no videos.
Becky T - a month ago

A Whimsical Step Into Victorian Mystery - Visiting The Sherlock Holmes Museum is like stepping through the pages of a classic detective novel. Nestled at the legendary 221B Baker Street, this charming spot brings Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s fictional world to life with remarkable detail. From the antique furnishings and Victorian-era artifacts to the curated collection of books and curiosities, every corner whispers of Holmes and Watson’s adventures. The museum doesn’t just celebrate literary lore—it offers a thoughtful glimpse into 19th-century London, with an informative tour that highlights the social and cultural backdrop of the era. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about the legacy they’re preserving. The vibe is refreshingly unpretentious, making it easy to enjoy whether you’re a die-hard fan or a curious passerby. A fun, immersive experience that blends fiction, history, and charm in equal measure. If your visit, there is a nice statue of Sherlock Holmes a short walk from the museum.
Lonnie Perry - a month ago

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is charming but quite small, often crowded with long lines. It’s a fun and nostalgic stop for true fans of Holmes, offering neat details and atmosphere, but the entrance fee feels a bit high for the short visit. It is also very close to the Beatle shop
Chen Zhou - in the last week

Took the family to the museum today! Had a great time and enjoyed the whole experience. The staff were great in character and really made you feel like you were there. The gift shop was a bit chaotic but overall a great time had by all.
D Ng - a month ago