Baker Street Station

Love this place and nice people to.The song of baker street reminds of this place.

Superb architecture, a historic station with so much character. Madam Tussauds, Sherlock Holmes, Westminster university literally outside. Regents park and mosque 5 mins walk down the road. Loads of cafe's and convenience stores like Tesco/Sainsbury's literally 2mins away. Public toilets also right outside that charge. There are free toilets inside the station

Quite a confusing station as Metropolitan line branches off into its own platforms, away from other lines. Provides variety of destinations. Can be busy and cramped but has a nice old-fashioned feel. Some food outlets within station.

My visits here are usually just passing through to connect to another service.
I love the old feel and architecture to the station, it makes you feel very relaxed. Despite the age of the station, it's very clean.
Staff have always been warm and friendly.

The staff are kind and generous the station is filled with beautiful artwork

Little known fact. Baker street station is mentioned in dante's inferno as a place where the cursed are destined to wander in confusion and anger for all eternity. Also it has the most amount of platforms of any station on the network.

Near to major attractions. Can be a bit busy but overall a good station.

Am here most weekends, Amazing traffic and great staff. Lots of work going on and around the station. Its amazing how they keep it together. Kudos to the staff and management of the station and of course the police

Black female station member more interested in chatting with her boyfriend than doing her job. She would occasionally mumble "mind the doors" into her microphone, quite often after the train doors had closed and then resume her giggling and chatting. Shame such an important and historic station has dropped to such a low standard. Her job should be given to somebody who would appreciate it better.

Very large and slightly confusing station. However the outlet to the sherlock museum is right around the corner

Dedicated to Sherlock Holmes, And this Station Is one of the original stations constructed by the Underground, It was Built In 1863 and throughout the years has Evolved as the Underground so has It's History! 😏📸📖🚈

Tons of lines here so it is convenient in terms of being able to access lots of different lines but it is very confusing as to where to go, especially later at night. Though I have found that they do have staff positioned strategically at various spots so that you can ask them easily. Very busy as well during peak hours.