Where does the tour start and finish?

The tour begins outside Savini at Criterion on Piccadilly and ends at Somerset House on The Strand.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No — a mobile ticket on your phone is sufficient. Simply show your booking confirmation to the guide at the meeting point.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes. Children under 5 are free of charge. The lead traveller in each booking must be 18 or over.

Is the route wheelchair-accessible?

Yes, the tour is fully wheelchair-accessible.

Do I need to have read the Sherlock Holmes stories beforehand?

Not at all — the guide provides all the context you need, whether you're a dedicated Doyle reader or simply a fan of the TV adaptations.

What language is the tour conducted in?

The tour is led in English. No other language options are currently listed in the booking details.

Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour

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Duration

2 hours 30 min

Cancellation

Non-refundable

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

What's included

Professional tour guide throughoutFood and drinkGratuities for the guide

Meeting point

Savini at Criterion, Piccadilly, London, UK

Meet your guide outside Savini at Criterion on Piccadilly Circus. The restaurant's distinctive gold facade makes it easy to spot. The tour ends at Somerset House on The Strand.

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What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes
Your booking confirmation (mobile ticket accepted)

Good to know

AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible

Age requirementLead traveller must be 18+; children under 5 free

LanguageEnglish

Know before you go

The lead traveller on each booking must be aged 18 or above.

Children under 5 years are admitted free of charge.

The tour is wheelchair-accessible.

Wear comfortable shoes — this is an outdoor walking experience through central London.

Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour

Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour

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