9 Destinations For Sherlock Holmes Fans

The Sherlock Holmes Museum, or the Baskerville Hall hotel, are the destinations for fans of Sherlock Holmes Adventures for 125 years since the launch of this novel. 9 destinations for Sherlock Holmes fans In the novel by writer Conan Doyle, detective Sherlock Holmes lives at 221B Baker Street (Westminster, London) with his best friend, Dr. Watson. Like a talented detective, this is a fictitious site. However, a museum for the character of Sherlock Holmes has been set up on this street, located between house numbers 241 and 237

. The museum is decorated and decorated with the familiar everyday objects of Holmes and Watson. . Sherlock Holmes on Northumberland Street is the perfect place for fans to dine The building is designed in a Victorian style pub, decorated with souvenirs related to Sherlock Holmes and important evidence in some of the most famous cases.



Sunday dinner will be served next to the replica of Holmes' office. St Bartholomew Hospital is where Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson meet for the first time and is the site of the dramatic scenes in the second part of the Holmes series aired on BBC. Dartmoor National Park: In 1901, writer Conan Doyle visited the Dartmoor National Park in Devon. Every day, he travels about 25 km for inspiration. After that, the famous novel in the series Sherlock Holmes - The Hound of the Baskerville family - was born. The dark forest, gloomy, lonely house on a small hill in the Dartmoor National Park was also chosen as the setting for many films about Holmes later Photo: Visitdartmoor.



Baskerville Hall Hotel: The Baskerville Hall Hotel in Mid Wales is now believed to be the prototype of Baskerville Castle in the book "The Hound of the Baskerville Family". The house was built by Sir Thomas Mynors Baskerville in 1839 for his second wife, Elizabeth. Writer Conan Doyle often comes here and learn about a local legend related to hunting dogs. However, at the request of his friend, Doyle named the castle located in Devon to "keep away from tourists". Photo: Dirt Mountain Bike Magazine.Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh is the place where writer Conan Doyle was born in 1859. He lived and worked here for many years before moving to London. In Edinburgh, you can visit the bronze Sherlock Holmes statue next to the author's childhood home.



In the photo is a beautiful view of Scotland. Portsmouth Museum, Hampshire: The Portsmouth Museum is home to many books, pictures and memorable events about Arthur Conan Doyle's life and his writings. One of the most famous of the artifacts is the first novel about Sherlock Holmes (A Study in Scarlet), published in 1887 and an old postcard about the moment Holmes and professor Moriarty fell down the Falls of Reichenbach. Cardiff Castle, Wales: Cardiff Castle is the location for the scene against the character Moriarty. Visitors here can join castle tours and many other beautiful sights in Wales. Bristol City: The city of Bristol in the southwestern UK is also a location chosen as the setting for the BBC movie about Holmes. The episodes filmed here are The Empty Hearse, Doctor Watson and Mary's wedding scene and Holmes's meeting scene with Moriarty. Photo: Visit Bristol.



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