BAKER STREET - Flat 3

Neighbourhood guide: Baker Street

You may have heard of Baker Street as the home of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes who supposedly lived at 221B Baker Street. On the other hand, Baker Street was developed in the 18th century by the builder William Baker, who gave it his name.

Things to:
Baker Street is only minutes away from Europe's busiest shopping street, also known as Oxford Street.
However, you don't have to leave the street to find delicious restaurants and cosy cafes. From Lebanese to Chinese, Japanese to Italian to Greek, you are sure to find something to satisfy your taste buds.
If you're feeling for a healthier option, you can also find what you're looking for at Marylebone Farmers Market. There you can find vegetables and fruits directly sourced from Manor Farm, Perry Court Farm or Riverdale Organic Farm.
There’s a lot of museums around as well: from the Museum of Everything to the Royal Academy of Music Museum and the British Museum.
Fancy an early morning run? Regent's park, one of London's royal parks, is looking forward to seeing you dressed in your best sportswear.

New to the area?
The main tube station is Baker street where you can take Bakerloo, circle, Jubilee, Hamersmith & city, Metropolitan.