Tours International - Fascinating Sherlock Holmes Group Tour

Sherlock Group Tour

Step into the shoes of London's most famous detective and visit all things Sherlock!

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Tour Highlights

Visit famous 221B Baker Street – now the Sherlock Holmes Museum showcasing a recreation of his study and Dr Watson's bedroom. Also the famous Sherlock Holmes statue.
See the London address which features as 221B Baker Street in the latest Sherlock television production.
Enjoy refreshments in the actual Speedy's Café or The Sherlock Holmes pub, which appears in The Noble Bachelors and memorabilia including Dr Watson's old service revolver.
The British Museum, often visited by Holmes for his research.
Enjoy dinner in one of Sherlock Holmes' favourite restaurants.
Panoramic tours will include other key London locations which feature in the series including Russell Square Gardens, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and St Bartholomew's Hospital – the oldest standing hospital in England, plus a visit inside St Paul's Cathedral.
The Tower of London and The Old Bailey - both used for exterior filming in The Reichenbach Fall
Buckingham Palace, Irene Adler's home in Eaton Square and Boscobel Place were all used for exterior shots in A Scandal in Belgravia.
Residences in London associated with Sherlock Holmes, such as his grandfather's house, Uncle Richard's House plus Sherlock Holmes rooms in Montague Street where he resided before moving to Baker Street
The Langham Hotel which famously hosted a dinner between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde.
Accommodation in a 5 star hotel, formerly a French restaurant which opened in 1865, used as a location for The Adventure of the Illustrious Client.
Visit Kent and journey through the 'Weald' which features prominently in Doyle's novels and stories.
See Doyle's house in Crowborough and visit Groombridge Place, scene of The Valley of the Fear.
Dinner at a hotel, which was the former home of the author and where he wrote stories including The Hound of the Baskervilles.
The Sherlock Holmes Collection and Exhibition in Portsmouth.
Visit to the West Country to see Conan Doyle's first home and medical practice in Southsea, his home in the New Forest and his grave in Minstead.

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