Baker Street station

Baker Street station is a major London Underground hub located in the Marylebone area, serving as a key transit point in central London. Opened in 1863, it connects multiple lines, including the Bakerloo, Jubilee, and Metropolitan, facilitating efficient travel across the city. The station is famous for its distinctive architecture, historic significance, and the nearby Sherlock Holmes Museum. It features numerous platforms and entrances, accommodating millions of passengers annually. Baker Street also acts as a cultural landmark, symbolizing London’s rich transportation history and connectivity within the urban landscape.