easy
2 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for anyone able to participate in seated and light standing activities.
Dive into the chilling world of Victorian London with "Keepsake of a Killer," an interactive murder mystery at Toynbee Hall. Experience firsthand the tension and intrigue surrounding a shocking new crime linked to Jack the Ripper’s legacy.
There are no monsters, only people. Some of us are more creative.
Step into March 1889, where the haunting legacy of Jack the Ripper resurfaces with a shocking murder in Whitechapel. At Toynbee Hall, join a gripping investigation as you analyze evidence, question witnesses, and explore a virtual reality crime scene, all within an authentic Victorian setting. Uncover the truth and seek justice.
Step into March 1889, where the haunting legacy of Jack the Ripper resurfaces with a shocking murder in Whitechapel. At Toynbee Hall, join a gripping investigation as you analyze evidence, question witnesses, and explore a virtual reality crime scene, all within an authentic Victorian setting. Uncover the truth and seek justice.
Doors open 30 minutes before showtime—early arrival ensures you settle in without missing any action.
Your phone acts as a facsimile tool to examine digital police files and virtual evidence during the mystery.
Though indoors, you'll be moving and collaborating; dress comfortably for a two-hour engagement.
Late arrivals aren’t allowed to avoid disturbing the performance; plan your arrival accordingly.
Toynbee Hall was established in 1884 as a pioneer in the settlement movement, aiming to bridge social divides in London’s East End.
The venue supports sustainable tourism by preserving historic interiors and employing energy-efficient practices to protect this cultural landmark.
Necessary for interacting with virtual evidence and digital case files.
Optional for jotting down clues or theories during the investigation.
You'll be standing and moving in the venue, so wear comfortable footwear.
Toynbee Hall’s historic building can be cool during autumn evenings.
fall specific