Sherlock Holmes Film Location Tour in London

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  • Sherlock Holmes Film Location Tour in London

    Sherlock Holmes Film Location Tour in London

  • Sherlock Tour Exceeds Expectations

    Sherlock Tour Exceeds Expectations

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$15.96

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  • London

    英語
  • 2 hours

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Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city
Get inside tips from a local
Spend?the morning hot on the heels of Sherlock Holmes in London, learning about the popular Victorian detective while seeing countless filming locations and literary haunts. The 2-hour tour is led by a film-expert guide, who’ll introduce you to sites like Somerset House, the fictional Diogenes Club and more, used in adaptations like Guy Ritchie’s 2009 film ‘Sherlock Holmes,’ as well as the 1979 thriller ‘Murder by Decree.’ So, book now! As the man himself would say: ‘It’s elementary, my dear Watson.’

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Adult(13~99歲)
Child(2~12歲)
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Meet your guide at Piccadilly Circus in central London, and then set off on your walking tour, hearing about Sherlock Holmes  the fictional sleuth from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s late 19th-century stories. The escapades of the deerstalker-clad detective were so popular that film adaptations followed the books, and filming sites are now scattered around the capital.
See the place where the eccentric Sherlock Holmes first met Dr Watson  his loyal friend and adviser  and hear trivia about the 1979 thriller
Murder by Decree, which featured the pair. Visit the Royal Academy building, which was used in the film, and stroll around some of the pubs and grand hotels that were mentioned in the books.
Your guide will entertain you with insider gossip about different iterations of Sherlock Holmes productions including Guy Ritchie’s 2009 film
Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey Junior, followed by a walk to the Diogenes Club as seen in
BBC Sherlock  a fictional gentleman’s club where a strict no-talking rule was imposed. After stopping for photos outside, you'll see numerous locations linked with the famous detective.
The tour ends at Somerset House, to see the site that was used as Pentonville Prison in the 2009 film. While the grand Neo-Classical fa