Jack The Ripper Walking Tour

Discover tales of Jack the Ripper, one of London's most infamous serial killers, by setting out on foot. Walking tours take you to hidden locations and cobblestone pathways that are not accessible by bus or car. Learn about the horrible unsolved crimes from 1888, the identities of the primary suspects, and see the Brick Lane and Spitalfields locations where the crimes were committed. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

• Travel back to the dark and dismal days of the Victorian era when Jack the Ripper roamed the stree
• A Spooky Walking Tour about the most famous serial killer in the world
• Explore the History Behind the Mysterious Jack the Ripper Murders
• Learn about the murder sites, victims and suspects from a professional guide

The History:
Go back in time to Victorian London, the era when the capital's streets were frequented by Jack the Ripper. However, who was he? Early on August 31, 1888, a man discovered a formless bundle lying on the ground while strolling down a dark path in Whitechapel on his way to work. Upon conducting an investigation, he discovered that Mary Ann Nichols, an East End prostitute, had been brutally slain. This was the first of many murders that led to one of the world's most well-known man hunts.

The Tour:
On this walking tour, you will discover the locations of the gory murders as you trace the dark path that Jack the Ripper left behind during the Victorian era in East London's Whitechapel. Your guide will meet you at Tower Hill London Underground Station as you begin your spine-tingling tour

The History:
Go back in time to Victorian London, the era when the capital's streets were frequented by Jack the Ripper. However, who was he? Early on August 31, 1888, a man discovered a formless bundle lying on the ground while strolling down a dark path in Whitechapel on his way to work. Upon conducting an investigation, he discovered that Mary Ann Nichols, an East End prostitute, had been brutally slain. This was the first of many murders that led to one of the world's most well-known man hunts.

The Tour:
On this walking tour, you will discover the locations of the gory murders as you trace the dark path that Jack the Ripper left behind during the Victorian era in East London's Whitechapel. Your guide will meet you at Tower Hill London Underground Station as you begin your spine-tingling tour. After that, you'll visit Mitre Square and Aldgate High Street, the locations of Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes' murders.

The next location is Goulston Street, the site of what is likely the most important lead to cracking the case of Jack the Ripper! Wander along Commercial Street until you reach the infamous Hanbury Street, where the horrifyingly disfigured body of Annie Chapman was found. On this wonderfully macabre walking tour, play detective and take in some iconic London landmarks!

Jack the Ripper: Who was he? Join us for this creepy and fascinating walking tour to learn about the victims, suspects, and the background behind the mysterious killer.

Popular Attractions:

• Dorset Street: Visit the location of Mary Jane Kelly’s murder, the Ripper's final and most brutal victim.
• Hanbury Street: Learn about the murder of Annie Chapman.
• Mitre Square: Explore the site of Catherine Eddowes' murder.
• Berner Street (now Henriques Street): Discover the location of Elizabeth Stride’s murder.
• Buck's Row (now Durward Street): See where Mary Ann Nichols, the Ripper’s first canonical victim, was found.