easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking several miles on flat urban terrain.
Venture into Victorian London’s shadowed streets with See The Sights Tours’ Jack The Ripper Tour. Trace historic crime scenes and uncover the mysteries of a killer who remains hidden.
Embark on a spine-chilling journey through Victorian London with the Jack The Ripper Tour. Explore the eerie streets where history's most infamous killer roamed, making it a must for true crime fans and history lovers alike. Discover the haunting tales that continue to captivate and intrigue to this day.
#Discover the story of Jack The Ripper
Travel back in time to the autumn of 1888 and retrace the steps of the worlds most famous and notorious serial killer on this Jack The Ripper tour!
On this Jack The Ripper tour of London you’ll walk the streets and alleyways of the Victorian London area of Whitechapel recounting the lives and stories of Jack The Ripper’s victims known as the Canonical five - Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly. You’ll discover their history, their backgrounds and their livelihoods and what led each of them to being in Whitechapel in the hours leading up to their final moments in the hands of Jack The Ripper.
As you go you’ll visit famous spots associated with the Jack The Ripper murders including the murder sites, the workhouses and locations the victims frequented and get a true understanding of what life was like in the slum that was Whitechapel in the Victorian era.
Your knowledgeable Jack The Ripper tour guide will also take you through the theories of who Jack The Ripper was - the clues, the evidence and the conspiracies - to see if you can uncover the truth of one of the worlds great unsolved mysteries and answer the question that has plagued London for years - who was Jack The Ripper?
The tour involves walking on uneven cobblestones and urban sidewalks; sturdy footwear is essential.
Some sections are poorly lit, especially in the evening tours, enhancing safety and atmosphere.
London’s East End can get chilly and drizzly, so dress in waterproof layers.
Content involves mature themes; consider age appropriateness before booking with children.
Whitechapel was a crowded, impoverished district during the late 1800s, providing the backdrop for grim social realities that intersect with the Jack The Ripper legend.
Efforts to preserve Whitechapel’s historic architecture are ongoing, balancing urban development with heritage conservation.
Necessary for navigating cobblestones and uneven sidewalks comfortably.
Protects against London’s frequent rain and damp conditions.
fall specific
Handy for low-light areas to safely view sites and read materials during evening tours.
fall specific
Ensures your device stays powered for photos or emergency contacts during the tour.