easy
2 hours
Suitable for most adults able to walk 45 minutes with breaks
Step into London’s East End for a gripping 2-hour Jack the Ripper tour with Where Now Tours. Walk historic streets, visit murder sites, and uncover chilling details behind one of history’s unsolved crimes.
Ages 16+ • 2 Hrs • Discover the chilling facts from the case of London's most infamous serial killer
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour guided tour through London's East End, delving into the chilling mystery of Jack the Ripper. Explore historic cobbled streets, visit key murder sites, and uncover the dark theories surrounding the infamous killer. Experience the haunting legacy of Victorian London with a knowledgeable guide.
Duration: 2 Hours
Explore the cobbled streets on a guided tour of London's East End and learn about the unsolved case of the mysterious murderer, Jack the Ripper. Discover the case files of the canonical 5 murders and visit the locations where the victims were discovered.
Meet outside the Bell Pub near Aldgate station, and explore one of London's oldest areas, where remnants of Victorian London can still be seen. Admire examples of French Huguenot architecture from the late 18th century and the Brick Lane, home to some of the finest old pubs in London.
Join your Ripperologist guide where you will discover the sordid history of the Jack the Ripper case. Discuss the theories behind his identity, and investigate the photographic evidence and a case study of the murders.
Learn about the gruesome details of the murders and the victims, and see where the bodies were discovered. Gain a greater understanding of the case and its impact on London, and the various legends surrounding the case.
The Bell Pub near Aldgate station. Nearest London underground stations Aldgate, Aldgate East and Liverpool Street Station.
The 2-hour tour involves walking cobbled streets, so sturdy footwear is essential.
If the tour runs after dusk, a small flashlight can enhance visibility in dimly lit areas.
The tour covers graphic historical crimes; participants should be at least 16 years old.
The meeting point is near Aldgate Station; arriving 10 minutes ahead helps ensure a prompt start.
The Jack the Ripper murders took place in 1888, within the industrial and poverty-stricken East End, a context that shaped the investigations and public fear.
Preserving East End’s historic streets and buildings maintains the character crucial to understanding Victorian London’s legacy.
Cobbled streets require sturdy footwear for safety and comfort.
Spring showers are common; stay dry and comfortable with proper rain gear.
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Cool autumn evenings mean dressing in layers to maintain warmth during outdoor walking.
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With earlier sunsets, a light source helps navigate shadows and enhances the eerie atmosphere.
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