LONDON
21 Tours Reviewed
Jack the Ripper Museum is a tense walk through 1888 London. What makes it work is the careful room-by-room staging, from a Mitre Square murder scene to the museum’s recreation of the Whitechapel Police Station. I also like how the…
Jack the Ripper, told on foot, feels different. This 2-hour evening walking tour takes you through the grim, working-class streets of Victorian London, where the case legends meet the social reality of the 1880s. Two things I really like: the…
Fog, gaslight, and a case that never ends. This London Jack the Ripper walking tour uses a hand-held projector called Ripper-Vision to project crime-scene imagery onto Whitechapel streets as you walk, turning the story into something you can see right…
Walking these streets can make 1888 feel painfully close. This Jack the Ripper tour uses a serious, street-level approach: an expert guide helps you connect places, alleged clues, and theories, then explains daily life in Whitechapel so the murders don’t…
Jack the Ripper feels close to the ground here. This 2-hour walk through Whitechapel and nearby streets turns big myths into street-level accuracy and small groups. You’ll hear stories backed by evidence, see interactive moments like evidence-led storytelling and re-enactment-style…
Whitechapel turns into a crime scene. This 2-hour Jack the Ripper walking tour puts you on the streets where the story took shape, with an expert Ripperologist guiding you through suspects, alleged evidence, and theories. I especially like the way…
