So this weekend I suggest testing your skills of deduction with a visit to the new Sherlock Holmes exhibition at the Museum of London.
The museums latest offering explores the life and times of the detective who never lived and will never die. From his literary origins to the actors who have immortalised him on the stage and screen, Mr Holmes is a character who has endured time to become one of the most renowned literary figures globally.
Sherlock enthusiasts will be transported back to Victorian London to relive the life and times of the detective with stunning 'Sherlockian' themed displays of art, literature and artefact's.
The exhibition runs for six months, but I suggest booking in advance. With the current popularity of Sherlock, thanks to Mr Cumberbatch, it's going to be hard to get tickets.
Sherlock Holmes: The Man Who Never Lived and Who Will Never Die
Extras: Additional activities include a walking tour of Sherlock's London, a Late London event and a Sherlock themed cocktail making class
Cost: Tickets start from £12 for an adult
Extras: Additional activities include a walking tour of Sherlock's London, a Late London event and a Sherlock themed cocktail making class
Cost: Tickets start from £12 for an adult
Opening Times: 17th October 2014 - 12th April 2015
Website: www.museumoflondon.org.uk
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