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Sherlock Holmes Day- 22 May




Sherlock Holmes is the most famous literary detective in the world.

The character of Sherlock Holmes was created by the writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887.

In 2011, Sherlock Holmes fans announced the May 22, the birthday of Arthur Conan Doyle (born in 1859), as Sherlock Holmes Day.

According to the biography of Sherlock Holmes, his date of birth is January 6, 1854.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, said that the character of Detective Sherlock Holmes was inspired by Joseph Bell, a surgeon at the Royal Edinburgh Clinic where Doyle worked as an assistant.

Like Holmes, Bell was also famous for his ability to draw broad conclusions from small observations.

The first book of Sherlock Holmes was first published in 1887 and sequels continued to be published for the next forty years, until shortly before the author's death (in 1930). During this period, the detective underwent countless adventures, usually accompanied by his loyal friend and assistant, Dr. Watson.






How to celebrate Sherlock Holmes Day?


You can read Sherlock Holmes books, watch movies and series, dress up detectives and solve puzzles yourself.





Sherlock Holmes Books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (link)



The stories of Sherlock Holmes received many adaptations on stage, in film and on television. These are some of them:


The film "Sherlock Holmes," directed in 2009 by Guy Richie and starring actors Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson and the 2011 sequel, Sherlock Holmes: The Shadow Game.






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In 2010, a mini-series called "Sherlock" was shown on the BBC, which tells the story of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson in the 21st century, starring Benedict Kamberbach and Martin Freeman.


In 2012, a series called "Elementary" was released, which also tells the story of Holmes and Watson in the 21st century. In this series, Watson is represented by a woman named Joan Watson.


The film "Mr. Holmes" was directed by Bill Condon in 2015, with actor Ian McKellen as Sherlock Holmes.


If you feel like being a bit more active, Sherlock Holmes Day can be the perfect time for a little detective game, with friends or with yourself. Is there a mystery in your life that you want to solve? It's time to decipher it. Do you have the feeling that someone at work steals your meals from the refrigerator? You're being sent messages from unknown numbers and you're dying to know who it is? It is today to decide that the truth is revealed behind the mysterious acts.


Another option to celebrate Sherlock Holmes Day is to go to the Sherlock Holmes escape room.  


If you have kids, Sherlock Holmes Day is the perfect day to show them this real literary classics, which never gets old.



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