
easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves moderate walking on city streets.
Explore the haunting streets of Whitechapel on a two-hour walking tour that dives deep into the chilling stories of Jack the Ripper’s victims and the enduring mysteries of Victorian London’s East End.
For all ages! • 2 Hours • Uncover the forgotten stories of the women of Whitechapel
Discover the haunting stories of Polly, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine, and Mary Jane on “The 5 Women + Jack the Ripper” walking tour. Guided by an expert, explore crime scenes, uncover historical truths, and engage in a quiz, all while navigating the eerie streets of 1800s Whitechapel. Experience history like never before.
Duration: 2 Hours
In 1888, tragedy struck: Five lives were taken, countless more were changed forever. While the killer has become a household name, his victims have been largely lost to history. Join us as we follow in the footsteps of Polly, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine and Mary Jane on our “The 5 Women + Jack the Ripper” walking tour of London.
Together with your expert tour guide, who’ll help you navigate the East End, you’ll unearth crucial clues, examine the crime scenes and explore the women’s stories. You’ll learn about the terrors and shocks that rippled through 1800’s Whitechapel as history’s most infamous serial killer proceeded on his murderous rampage. Most of all, you’ll learn about the human beings behind the headlines.
Just how much of what you think you know is wrong?
Our “The 5 Women + Jack the Ripper” walking tour is an educational and alternative way to explore the wonderful city of London.
The tour covers several city blocks across uneven pavements; sturdy footwear will keep you comfortable.
London’s weather can be unpredictable; carry a light rain jacket or umbrella.
Altab Ali Park is best accessed via London’s public transit for convenience and parking challenges.
Meet your guide promptly at the west entrance of Altab Ali Park to ensure the tour starts on time.
Whitechapel was a densely populated, impoverished district in Victorian London, setting the stage for the infamous Jack the Ripper murders in 1888.
Efforts to preserve Whitechapel’s historical sites balance tourism with respect for local residents and ongoing urban development.