Where do Shylock and Watson live in Shylock?

It is true that Baker Street 2 1 1b has set up such a place where the gods can be restored, but this is not the case in the TV series, because Baker Street 2 1 1b is really a tourist attraction. How can it be possible to tear down everything inside and make a TV (there are many wax figures and exhibits in it)? So the shooting in the TV series is somewhere else.

The specific location is at No.0/87, North Goyle Street, north of Euston Square subway station in London. The house number and street sign were changed when shooting. The coffee shop in front of that house exists, and it seems that this TV series is quite famous and tastes good. However, because it is located in a residential area, although there are two smaller stations nearby, Euston Square and Warren Street, with convenient transportation, it is not prosperous at all, and there are not many people passing by (there are few people passing by at work, and it is not worth visiting), so few people go to that store. In short, there is basically nothing to see in this street except this shop, because he can't even become a scenic spot for this TV series, and his popularity is too little. There are several universities and zoos nearby, so you can go shopping in oxfrd st after a few more stops. If you have visited nearby places, you can come here for a little contact, and then. . . Just take the subway home, wash and sleep.

However, even the so-called real Baker Street 2 1 1b is actually nothing worth seeing. That's just based on the novel. I deliberately found a small building along Baker Street, changed the house number and restored it according to the novel. The actual sightseeing value is not very high. On the contrary, you have to buy tickets when you enter the door, and occasionally you have to queue for a long time. It is said that the ticket price will increase with the increase of tourists (5 to 10). Generally, there will be a policeman standing at the door to take photos (I don't know if it is true or not), and it takes half a floor to enter the small building. . . It's particularly crowded and dark here. Each floor is no more than 100 square meter, and a bunch of exhibits occupy most of the space. The layer where the wax figure is placed is particularly scary. The only thing that moved me a little was that there was a coffee table and two tables for taking pictures in Shylock and Watson's room. There was also a Shylock hat and a magnifying glass on the coffee table for taking pictures (so it would be embarrassing to wear a trench coat and casual clothes if you go). Come out and turn left, which is the gift shop. There are not many interesting things in it, and the price is too high. Where did you buy the most rubbish Sherlock Holmes hat? Please bring your own Qian Qian for about 40 pounds, or you'll have to buy badges and other things that can be seen everywhere. . . In short, there is basically nothing worth buying. 2 1 1b There is a Beatles gift shop next to it, which is also small and only sells things (the price is beyond doubt, what do you think of it).

Thank you for reading.