Baker street W1 in Stevenage

Beautiful old-fashioned Station 🚉 with a Metro 🚈 line

Easy access and plenty of tube trains

Always pleasure to come back to baker street

Beautiful old-fashioned metro station!

Handsome individual called ehsanor rahmen helped me. He gave me directions which were wrong but was so polite. Great staff in this station!

Easy to use underground station - simply follow the named/colour-coded lines. When I was there the Metropolitan Line was closed for maintenance and a friendly, professional member of staff advised me how to complete my journey using another line and then a replacement bus service.

A beautiful old-fashioned Station with a Metro 🚇 line

One of my favourite London Underground Stations!

It's nice to see a historical site. If you have to take the subway from here every day, forget it.

Awful station, terrible air conditioning, seating old and far between and leaks / breaks everywhere. The Hammersmith and city line is one of the worst possible line in existence, irregular and delay / have problems so frequently,bit is a joke. Terrible experience here.

Interesting, like many other London underground stations.

Good connectivity for tube line

Mythical metro stop, on Sherlock Holmes Street

I’m going to review the features within this train station and then give my overall review. Starting with: Services: The members of staff within the station are pretty helpful. I find them easy to talk to and especially helpful when I’m looking for information about incoming trains or underground information. The departure boards within this station are also well spread out within each platform in addition to the central departure board that attracts the masses. Size: This station is pretty big and even bigger when compared to the other nearby train stations. Its size also allows it to have services within it such as tea and coffee shops within the station in addition to toll-free toilets and an easy access way to the underground. But I like how wide spread the crowds are during peak hours as this reduces the dreaded bottle necking that takes place when trains arrive or depart. Hygiene: Not only does this station look good from the outside and in, but it’s also pretty clean for the most part. You rarely see any rubbish within the station, however, it would be nice if the gents toilets were also held up to the same standard. Summary: This station is pretty awesome. Sure it gets really crowded during the peak times, but the same can be said for all London train stations – it’s just that with this one, it’s usually a lot easier to traverse through the crowds compared to other stations, plus the crowds aren’t all funnelled in a bottle neck either.

Full of history, crowded at some times of the day, but others retro and modern in the same time.

Beautiful, old fashioned tube station. Outside you'll find the Sherlock Holmes statue as well as Madame Tussauds. You can also go to London zoo via Regent's park from this station.

Handy tube station, lots of stairs.

A lovely young member of staff was very helpful in assisting me and my granddaughter with a couple of queries...sorry I did not get a name but he was.was very polite and and helpful and cheery and nothing seemed to be too much....a credit to London underground

Train arrived on time and the station is well signposted.

When I come to this station I feel like I’m going back in time, it has many original features and is just so British. I’m from in London ( Cypriot origin ) and still love it, if your a tourist or Londoner come and see how wonderful it is 😊

Indicator board failed to warn passengers that trains to Amersham & Chesham were not running due to a fault at Moor Park and that alternative routed needed to be planned.

A classic station one of the first its kind, also a very intetesting connecting points between old and new lines

A supervisor kindly let us in to take photos. Old beautiful station, which thank God is preserved and is also being renovated. Old wooden elements that are so beautiful. That was a nice 20 minutes that we were able to immerse ourselves in the story. Take the time to linger here.

A must for every visit to London.

The post box on the corner of melcombe street and baker street is looking fantastic.

Great other station haven’t been to

The station where you can go to the Sherlock Holmes Museum.

Great example of London undergrounds. Never short of an elevator or 2.

Location of the supposed Sherlock homes. You need to buy a ticket to visit the house. Visiting the store is free. You can buy tickets on site. As soon as we leave the metro, we immediately see a statue of the detective. Funny place.

Nice old fashioned tube station.

Visited three, last was me and my brother toured the Baker Street Underground, it very interesting. Street famous for Sherlock but also famous for first Underground station.

The oldest station one, Memories of Sherlock Holmes

Nice old style station with Sherlock Holmes memorabilia adorning the walls

The world's first subway, Baker Street Station started in 1863 It is also the oldest station still in operation. Great atmosphere

Some gorgeous Victorian architecture here

What a station and what a great place to visit .Great for Sherlock fans, well-connected lines. Clean, but often crowded. Watch out for peak times! Historical charm and always busy Efficient sites and you can do shopping here .

Some parts look rough and others look decent. The biggest tube station I've been to besides Kings Cross St Pancras and a few others. Unless you look at the well sign posted signs, you would find this station confusing. The only station in Zone 1 on the Jubilee line that is not step free. Helpful staff though.

The oldest metro station still operating in the world. Stunning architecture taking you back to 1863.

It's an old station but it's beautiful

Interesting for tourists. Madame Tussauds located there. Also statue of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes museum and Beatles shop.

Jika mau ke Sherlock Holmes Museum atau The Beatles Shop bisa berhenti di stasiun ini lalu jalan kaki kurang lebih 10 menit

Great for Sherlock fans, well-connected lines. Clean, but often crowded. Watch out for peak times! Historical charm adds to the experience. Accessibility could be improved. Efficient during off-peak hours.

Unserer Meinung nach eine der schönsten Stationen, da es sich um eine der ältesten der Welt handelt. Wie eine kleine Zeitreise. Es gibt viele kleine Details, die diese Station ausmachen.

I want to thank the young gentlemen that we’re working on the 25.11.23. I broke down worrying I wasn’t going to catch my coach home with my young son needing to get to victoria coach station for 6pm. These guys were so kind and treating us with the upmost respect they gave us the help and advice we needed without hesitation they were so helpful. True gentlemen I appreciate all the kind help and support.

London Underground connections for Metropolitan, Jubilee and Hammersmith & City Lines.

Gerry Rafferty knew what he was singing.

One of the classic tube stations, full of character

Lovely staff, and great service, amazing food cooked to perfection. We were travelling with kids and were serviced by one of the managers Vanessa, she was kind and helpful to kids for making right menu choices.

Immersive and charming, the Baker Street Vintage Tube Station Platform is a time capsule offering a unique journey through history. The ambiance takes you back in time with authentic details, preserved trains, and knowledgeable staff. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a nostalgic experience in London's underground transport history.

Lots of different places to visit

A long busy street, ot particularly interesting

O strada centrală, aglomerată, vie dar ușor haotică, populată atât de magazine cat și pub uri.

Una estación con un toque único que llama la atención. Además, está muy cerca del Madame Tussaud

Одна из моих любимых и интересных станций метро, в интерьере вас ждут приятные отсылки к произведениям Конан Дойла)

It's very nice and my first time visiting Sherlock Holmes museum

The residence of the world's greatest sleuth! Always a good place to visit!

On way home from stonebridge park.

I have just been on an Open House weekend tour of the Baker Street Complex hosted by London Underground TFL. We were given a great insight into this historic Metropolitan Railway site with it's origins going back to the first London Underground in the 1860's powered by steam of course. Starting at the old HQ building at 13 Alsop Place and several other parts of the non public parts of the whole complex. Well worth it if you get a chance to do this.

Great location for the station. In and out in 2 min and can even catch the jubilee line. Iconic Station and location too

A tube station with a lot of history.

Wow this is one amongst the oldest operating underground stations in the world. The interiors on Platform 5&6 are maintained as they were at old times. I would appreciate if they could get some more coffee shops at the station but the connectivity to other places is well. I was quite intrigued by the history behind this place and hope they continue to let it stay this way.

Just travel from this place I didn't explored it.

Go through here all the time. Nice

Baker Street Station is an excellent point to start and end your journey. The location of this station is easy to get to as it's close to the city center. The station has a good connection with other lines, making it easy for transfer. The station itself is well maintained and provides a refreshing experience while waiting for your train!

One of the historic underground stations in London but it is not disabled friendly and there's no lift or even ramps. Cannot update station due to it being Grade II listed building. No disabled people off and on trains in that station so far.

Provides access to Baker Street, Madame Tussauds, Sherlock Holmes and Beatles museum and Regent Park. It is a Functioning tube station, but, Old, complicated, difficult, in need of major refurbishment

NO METROPOLITAN LINE. WHOLE LINE CLOSED 17/07/21

Divya is the best employee and the hole crew is amazing

Old skool vintage station with efficient tube links 🚇

Una de las estaciones de tren más bonitas de Londres. Súper limpia y la gente con muchiiisima educación. Siempre hay trabajadores disponibles para ayudarte. Dispone de bancos donde poder esperar al metro y descansar un ratejo

Very poor service and no explanation as to why, shame I was really considering investing in this station but after today I don’t think I’ll bother 😡

Amazing history. A station literally carved out of the ground and covered to create the metropolitan railway.

Historical landmark. Well connected to most of the underground lines.

Spacious without the crowds, clean with hand sanitiser stand near the ticket barriers. People keeping the distancing.

Convenient store located at convenient place. Inside the Baker Street underground station

Historical as usual dark train take long to arrive, back of sitting seat water dripping and make module

Baker Steet Station Hammersmith and Circle Line

Busy station with connections to 5 Underground lines. Also has male and female public toilets

Estación amplia y limpia, muy buen servicio, los underground a tiempo.

It was nice place to take photos .... Old is gold

Good signage. One way system. Regular trains. Remember to wear a face mask xx

Nice place Central London 3 Min. To Madame Tussauds Museum

One of the oldest station in London! The vibe feels just like the olden times and not to mention how big it is.

Baker Street could do with a coat of paint and some cheery art perhaps

It is very disappointing to have a cleaning company called abm with a slogan that says 'building value', cleaning at Baker st station. The two girls with long black hair responsible for the toilet area are rude and not interesting in helping others at all. They did not even look at me when I spoke to them. I can only guess their value is to build frustration in the customers.

Does what it says on the tin. Nicely central - just off Marylebone road. Excellent Madame Tousaude is just outside. Loads of nice places to eat in Fitzrovia. If you can make it to the #reformclub by Bond street, I'd definitely give it a go - great food, great beer❗

Clean and efficient place. And very safe please .

One of the oldest subway in London, 1800s. Are you a Sherlock Holmes fan ? This station must be in your bucketlists.

In the heart of London. A good place to get off and have a look around.

Für einen Sherlock Holmes Fan ist diese U-Bahnstation ein muss. Toll angelegt mit Vermerken zu dem Meisterdetektiv.

Excellent very beautiful station

Bardzo miła i profesjonalna obsług

A quick change, and photos from the underpass.

Considerably fewer people than usual on the train and platforms. Vast majority of people wearing face masks over both their nose and mouth. TFL providing hand sanitiser dispensers at the entrance and exit of stations.

Winding your way down on Baker Street Light in your head and dead on your feet Well, another crazy day You'll drink the night away And forget about everything

셜록네 동네에 왔다갔다. 어린시절 내 로망을 이룰 수 있었던 곳

Great for travel and 70s saxophone riffs.

Clean as much as staff could, you can grab a light sandwich if needed upstairs with nice coffee and doughnuts. Staff overall nice and helpful. Good WiFi if you have virgin media. Overall one of the best station in London.

Baker Street is one of the firstly built London Underground station, which opened in January 1863; now, it is in reality a combination of stations and as such is made of ground (in the open) and deep-level platforms. Travelling from and to this station, bare via of Bakerloo and Jubilee lines, means you will most likely do so on a walk-through carriage and air-conditioned train! However, it is also one of the busiest and most confusing station, given that it is a major interchange, severed by five lines and the fact that there are more platforms than in any other station: there are 10 platforms, in total including a two-facing one and four for the Metropolitan line, alone. It is also a terminus point for the Metropolitan, so watch out whether your train terminates there and palatiform change is required. On the cool and fun side of things, the station perfectly merges reality and fiction, past and present: deep insides the platform are images that pay homage to the most famous fictional character of Sherlock Holmes. Likewise, there chronological photos of the actual station from it opening to the present times: these are located both on the Circle and Hammersmith & City line platforms. Although, there are not many commodities you find in station like Victoria, there are toilet facilities, a gift card shop, a pharmacy, a restaurant, and a bakery, albeit a small one!

Centrally located for Regents Park, Madame Tussauds, Sherlock Holmes, always lots of tourists milling about