Baker Street.

Beyond the detective’s door.

Come for Sherlock Holmes, then take the quieter route into Marylebone and Regent’s Park.

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Worth getting off for

Browse Marylebone High Street, then choose between the Sherlock Holmes Museum and a longer park walk.

Daunt Books on Marylebone High Street has an atmospheric galleried interior. Browse respectfully; it is a working bookshop.

Marylebone High Street offers bakeries and cafés, useful for assembling a picnic before the park.

The Barley Mow on Dorset Street is a small pub to look up for a Marylebone stop.

Baker Street → Marylebone High Street → York Gate → Regent’s Park. Set aside around an hour before a longer park visit.

The park’s paths and gardens make a free alternative to ticketed attractions.

Use the park for a break from pavements; the zoo is a separate, paid outing rather than a quick extra.

Baker Street was among the stations on the original Metropolitan Railway, which opened in 1863.

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