London 2012 - Part 8: "Sherlock" locations

[luinalda]

So, this time I decided to visit some of the places where "Sherlock" was filmed. :D
I actually didn't get to see all that were on my list, but I think I managed most of the important ones...


Though strictly speaking maybe not one of the filming locations, Baker Street itself (plus the Sherlock Holmes Museum) seemed like a good place to start. ;-) *gg*









(Haha, I love how it looks like that guy's posing for me in the last picture. :D Well, maybe he is. :p *gg*)

I didn't actually go into the museum this time, but had a quick look around the shop.




The "Hudsons" restaurant next door also looked quite interesting.




Next up was, of course, the series's "221 B" with Speedy's Cafe.






And the rest, in no particular order...

New Scotland Yard




St. Bartholomew's Hospital








Hungerford Bridge

By day...







...and night





South Bank Skate Park





The Old Bailey (Central Criminal Court)







Irene Adler's Residence
44 Eaton Square





The Diogenes Club
The British Academy, 10 Carlton House Terrace




~End of Part 8~


Coming next is an entry about my 4 theatre visits, including some stagedoor photos. :D This'll probably take a while longer though, because I want to write at least 2-3 sentences about each one and it might not be that easy to put all my thoughts and feels into words sometimes... ;-) *g*

Comments

[cordeliadelayne]

Heh, very nice! I'm impressed you saw so many locations.

[luinalda.livejournal.com]

Well, there were at least 3 more on my list... But time was just too short. ;-)
Still, I'm happy with what I got so far and maybe I can do the rest the next time I'm in London. :D

[sam80853.livejournal.com]

Nicely done! Thanks for the trip:)

[luinalda.livejournal.com]

Thanks! It was fun. :D
Hope to see the rest the next time I'm around. *g*

[vesperdavid.livejournal.com]

Your pictures are lovely! <3 You have a great taste in motifs ;-)

I'm pleased to read ande see that you had a good time in London. I'm amazed that you could go to see almost all Sherlock related places in that short time. I wish I would have done that too in January when I was there for a whole week. Maybe I can convince Sonja to visit some places together with me during out trip to London in November.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is great, isn't it? It makes you wanna move in with Holmes and Watson and gives you the feeling that the two of them once were real people who lived in London.

And Hungerford Brige at night is simply impressing.

Thank you for sharing your photos with us.

*hugs*

P.S. Thank you again for buying the wristband for me :-) Please don't hesitate to ask me if there's anything I can do for you.

[luinalda.livejournal.com]

Thank you. :-)

I love the Sherlock Holmes Museum! It's so beautifully done. <3 I was inside when I was in London with my friend 2 years ago, so the memory was still kinda fresh and I just went into the shop this time. ;-) But definitely will visit it again properly in a couple of years!

No problem with the wristbands. :-) Still sorry I wasn't able to find a red one as well though...