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Baker Street Station
Address: Marylebone Road , London NW1 5LA, XGL, GB
Phone: 0343 222 1234
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: NW1 5LA

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Reviews
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
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.
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.
It's a historic place and it's the address of the great detective, Sherlock Holmes. We visited this place in our last trip to London in June 2023. Great place, very close to madame Tussauds. We enjoyed our journey here.
Interesting, like many other London underground stations.
The oldest metro station still operating in the world. Stunning architecture taking you back to 1863.
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.
A great station lots of interesting things to see if you got the time to look out for them and have the interest for it. Changing lines was a bit confusing but managed it. Like most underground lines there is a frequent service and able to change to different lines here.
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.
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.
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