SHERLOCK
“From The Door Of Your Home-Sweet-Home To The Door Of Your Heart.”
BY XIAOXIAO - 25 JANUARY 2019
You are smart and irrational,
You dazzle amazingly with your keen insights and intelligence.
While playing the melodious violin, you are constantly in deep thoughts,
You add bold and romantic colours to a dull and boring life.
In your lifetime, you have only one friend and his name is Watson,
Under your sharp eagle eyes, pain-staking & mind-boggling investigation, you shine lights to darkness.
One side, you are paranoid, arrogant, and cold as an iceberg,
Another, you are playful and proud, hot as an erupting volcano. 
I the first few minutes from the opening season of “Sherlock,” Benedict Cumberbatch's name spread quickly like wildfire on the global social network. The speed of his verbal communication, mixed with British classical elegance accent coupled with his excellent acting overwhelming his audience. Once you hesitant, it is difficult to keep up with his leaping rhythm.
One of the more fascinating aspects to "Sherlock" is its production settings in the UK. Many scenes were filmed in Central London . And this attracted even more visitors and interests to London.
Travel is an experience where you discover yourself more whilst exploring the outside world.
LONDON EYE
The London Eye is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. Whether a TV show looks good or not depends on the background setting. The most striking background feature of "Sherlock" is the London Eye.
There is a beautiful legend about the London Eye. It is believed that each cabin of the London Eye is filled with filled with different kinds of happiness. When you reach the top, you will be granted God's blessing for your wishes. If a couple is found kissing at the top of this Ferris wheel, they will be happy forever and never separate.
ST. PAUL'S CATHERAL
This landmark building is the most filmed location in the making of "Sherlock. " The building's huge dome stands out prominently on the London skyline.
St. Paul's Cathedral, located on the north of the River Thames is a Baroque-style building and a representative of British classicism. In the eyes of the British, St. Paul's Cathedral is the most important cathedral. London's emblem is St. Paul's Cathedral. Since its establishment in the 17th century, no matter what fate London has experienced, St. Paul's Cathedral has gone through disaster during the war. It has always stood in the centre of the city.
RUSSELL SQUARE GRADENS
Here is the place where Watson and old friends meet, and it is also the beginning of the "Sherlock".
Close to the British Museum, the small park is quiet, you can sit on the bench to rest or think, feed the pigeons and enjoy the quiet afternoon in London. After the British Museum, you can come to this exquisite garden and enjoy a quiet moment alone.
PICCADILLY CIRCUS
The “Sherlock" crew has repeatedly taken pictures here, and the night view of the square also appeared in the series.
Well-known theatres, cinemas, restaurants and nightclubs are located around the square.
MILLENNIUM BRIDGE
This is a pedestral bridge for people to walk accross the Thames. Its very modern, has appeared in the "Sherlock" and is also the location for many other British films.
The Millennium Bridge connects St. Paul's Cathedral with the Tate Museum of Contemporary Art. This bridge is the most popular bridge on the Thames.
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE
In the opening scenes of "Sherlock", Sherlock reviewed Watson’s identity using his mobile phone in the taxi travelling from the west end of Westminster Bridge which is also located at the foot of Big Ben.
TRAFAGAR SQUARE
Sherlocks and Watson are seen searching through the Trafalgar Square Fountain to find the lens of the graffiti expert in "Sherlocks."
This place is named Trafalgar Square after the Battle of Trafalgar. The monument built at the centre of the square is to commemorate General Nelson. The National Gallery is also located in this square. A variety of street performers can be seen here.
THE LANDMARK LONDON
In the "Sherlock", this was where Sherlock and Watson reunited and where Sherlock’s incarnation of the restaurant waiter successfully destroyed Watson’s proposal.
Originally built in 1899, this English-style hotel is located in central London and offers an elegant restaurant with international dishes. From here you can walk to Madame Tussauds Park, there is a metro nearby, with easy access to Oxford Street and other attractions.
TAPAS BRINDISA SOHO
When Sherlock was stalking in "Sherlock", he and Watson had their first “candle-light dinner" here in the Soho area, and not in Northumberland Street as mentioned.
BAKER STREET 221B + SPEEDY'S CAFE
The actual filming of "Sherlock" was shot in 187 North Gower Street, not far from Baker Street, next to Speedy’s Cafe. The cafe often served Sherlock peanuts. The cafe is still open today.
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