Description: Your adventure begins at 221b Baker Street with the Sherlock Holmes Museum. A fun little fact about Baker Street is that there never was a 221b Baker Street at the time of Sherlock Holmes' conception. Around the mid 1930’s, with the help of devoted fans, building societies vowed to honour 221b with a plaque, stating where Sherlock may have lived. Take a tour around the museum and get lost in the sheer power of imagination and mystery of how Sherlock, Watson and Mrs. Hudson might have lived.

Description: Your brain is churning and your appetite is growing, how about we get some food? Baker street is a particularly long street laced with the true London bustle, but it’s never difficult to find some grub. The Natural Kitchen is a great pit stop to meet all requirements. Whether you’re famished or just looking to tickle your stomach, you won’t be dissatisfied. You can either eat from the deli, set menus, or, if you’ve had an early start, you can grab an English breakfast. Bon appétit!

Description: Sherlock famously honed his observation and powers of deduction skills by reading anything and everything. It’s time to feed your mind. Daunt Books is truly a treasure trove to any book lover and even if you’re not very fond of reading, Daunt Books might persuade you. The interior is reminiscent of Victorian libraries that Sherlock himself may have sat in. Unlike chain bookstores, Daunt Books is not overbearing and you can take your time to stroll around and find a book.

Description: Sherlock Holme’s mysteries did not just stop in the confines of Baker Street but took place all over London. Charing Cross was a prominent location in the murder mysteries as the Thames was a great place to hide all! Sherlock Holmes Pub is filled with memorabilia. The pub serves up Holmes and Watson’s favourites like sausage and mash and beef and ale pie. Eat, drink and take in all that is Sherlock’s London.