The Sherlock Holmes Museum Parking

Information about Parking in The Sherlock Holmes Museum

The Sherlock Holmes Museum can be visited at 221B Baker Street (an address given by permission by the City of Westminster). It is a very popular museum that is privately run and is inside a Georgian town house. It was established in 1990 and it covers 1881 – 1904 when Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson were said to have lived there. Rooms inside include the Lab of Sherlock, a sitting room, the study and rooms for both Sherlock and Dr Watson.

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Q&A

What attractions are there at the Sherlock Holmes Museum?

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a popular tourist attraction based on the stories of Sherlock Holmes. It is set inside a Georgian town house and covers the period between 1881 to 1904 when Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson would have lived in such a house. Rooms to visit include Sherlock’s lab, a sitting room, the study, and rooms for both Sherlock and Watson.

How much does entry to the Sherlock Holmes Museum cost?

Tickets cost £15 each for adults. Children aged 6 – 16 cost £10, and children under 6 years old are free of charge.

What are the opening hours of the Sherlock Holmes Museum?

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is open from Monday to Sunday, between 9:30am and 6pm.

Does the Sherlock Holmes Museum have its own car park?

There are no parking facilities at the Sherlock Holmes Museum.

Is there on-street parking near the Sherlock Holmes Museum?

On-street parking in any part of London is often very difficult to find. Limited parking spaces can be found near the Sherlock Holmes Museum at 170 Marylebone Road and Britannia Parking at the Landmark Hotel London, located at 222 Marylebone Road.

What public transport options are there for getting to the Sherlock Holmes Museum?

The nearest underground station is Baker Street station, which connects to the Bakerloo, Jubilee, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith and City lines. There are several bus routes that stop close to the museum, including route numbers 13, 74, 189, 274, 113, 18, 27, 30, 205, and 453. The nearest mainline railway station is Marylebone Station.

What is the address of the Sherlock Holmes Museum?

The Sherlock Holmes Museum has a fitting address of 221b Baker Street, Marylebone, London, NW1 6XE.

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Latest The Sherlock Holmes Museum parking reviews
  • Parking at Holiday Inn Regent's Park, W1W

    Entered via the front of the hotel (which did not seem well signposted) and slightly tight on entering/exiting but excellent location and extremely easy to book. Can be paid at the car park or via the app/website.

    Claire
  • Parking at Holiday Inn Regent's Park, W1W

    Excellent. Plenty of free spaces (not sure if this is always the case) easy access and egress albeit a bit narrow on the bends! Would certainly use again

    Robin
  • Parking at Holiday Inn Regent's Park, W1W

    Easy to book, car park had a number of empty spaces so no problem parking, entry and exit are tight due to built up concrete edge on turns for down & up ramps take it easy & you will be ok in a medium size car such as a Ford Focus, limit may just be Mondeo size. All that sad I would certainly use them again.

    Colin
  • Parking on Clipstone Mews, W1W

    Excellent. Helpful staff. Felt completely safe in the environment. Highly recomended.

    GAIL A
  • Parking on Clipstone Mews, W1W

    This was our first time using YourParkingSpace and the car park at Clipstone Mews was exactly as described and exactly what we needed (somewhere close to our hotel in Frith Street where we could leave it safely for four days). We would definitely use this service and this car park again.

    Meriel
  • Parking on Dorset House (Large Space #2), NW1

    Easy parking and ideal for access around Baker Street.

    Rajan
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    a good place!!

    Alin
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    a good place!!

    Alin
  • Parking on Queen Anne Mews, W1G

    Very easy access to Harley street.

    Robert
  • Parking on Cavendish Square, W1G

    Good location Cavendish Square. Helpful staff via intercom on exit Even though you have prebooked the ticket machine will ask you to pay more.. Just speak to friendly staff. Ray

    Ray