Sherlock Holmes Museum

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson lived in 221b of Baker Street between 1881 and 1904, according to the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The famous first floor studio was maintained such as it was in the Victorian era. The visitors can seat in the Holmes armchair next to the fireplace and go inside his room.

His possessions are in the same place that he used to have them: its pipe, violin, chemistry equipment, magnifying glass... The room of Dr Watson is on the second floor and its personal diaries can be found there, with annotations of the famous Baskerville Hound case. In the third floor are wax models that represent scenes of some of the most famous cases of the detective.

221b Baker Street
London

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