In the Sherlock Holmes Museum you can experience how Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson lived on 221b Baker Street from 1881-1904, according to the stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
The house was last used as a guest house in 1936 and the famous study on the 1st floor, from which you overlook Baker Street, has remained in the original Victorian state.
Go back in time and when you go to London, don’t forget to visit the world’s most famous address!
Every day from 9:30 AM to 6 PM.
Last admission at 17:30.
Prices for standard tickets and are indications.
The Old Curiosity Shop is London’s oldest store. It was built in 1567 and passed the Great Fire of 1666. This store seems to have been the inspiration for Charles Dickens’ book of the same name. You’d expect them to have made some kind of souvenir shop out of it now, but nothing could be
The London Transport Museum shows the history and development of transport in London on the basis of photos, models and used vehicles. A must for lovers of railway museums and also very nice for children. The London Transport Museum is in the middle of Covent Garden, so there is plenty to do in the area.
The National Maritime Museum is in the heart of historic Greenwich. The museum displays the history of the British at sea. It is the most important and largest collection of its kind. In the new gallery you will find the royal boat of Prince Frederick, the round-the-world yacht “Suhaili” and many ship models such as
Explore more than 130 hectares of landscapes and gardens, stroll along a tall tree path and walk through tropical greenhouses in one of the world’s most famous botanical gardens. There is a lot to do and see in Kew Garden. Always check their website for the actual programm!
Borough Market is a source of British and international quality products, but it is more than just a place to buy or sell food. The market is a place where people make contact, share food and awaken their senses. The mission is to share knowledge and inspire people about food.
The Golden Hinde is a beautiful, seaworthy replica of Sir Francis Drake’s sailing ship. The ship was built in 1973 and has traveled more than 140,000 nautical miles. The Golden Hinde is moored in the dock of Pickford’s Wharf, where mainly pubs are located.
The Old Royal Naval College is the masterpiece of English baroque architecture, set in beautiful surroundings in the heart of Maritime Greenwich. The complex was largely designed by Sir Christopher Wren. In 1694, what is now called the Royal Naval College, was built as a home for retired naval people, the Greenwich Hospital. In 1869
