London · JACK THE RIPPER TOURS
Whitechapel has been rebuilt twice since 1888, so the guide matters more than the route. These 15 compare the ones using projections and archive photographs against the plain torch-and-story walks, with prices and start times.
Walk through Whitechapel with a Ripperologist guide, examining crime scenes, suspects, victims, and Victorian London. The route links Altab Ali Park, Brick Lane, Mitre Square, Spitalfields Market, Petticoat Lane, and the Ten Bells pub. Expect graphic details and an outdoor walk in all weather.
“Well organised, guide was a fountain of knowledge, learnt lots of interesting facts”
Meet at Whitechapel Gallery at 7:30 pm for an English-language walking tour through Whitechapel and Spitalfields. Guides such as Mick, Rob, Andre, Peter, and Paul use Ripper-Vision projections to show Victorian streets, murder sites, victims, and competing theories before ending near Spitalfields Market.
“Incredibly informative and delivered in such an engaging way - we all hung off the guide’s every word. He held our interest for the entire tour.”
Walk Whitechapel and Spitalfields with guides such as Becky, Ollie, Cova, Sarah, and Jay. Over two hours, you’ll visit murder sites, the Ten Bells Pub, Brick Lane, and Aldgate East while examining evidence, suspects, victims, and competing theories.
“The guide was so nice (i forgot her name, sorry) and she explained everything really well and made sure everyone could follow. It was a really entertaining tour, thanks!”
Follow guides such as Jeremy, Angie, Philip, or Jackie from Aldgate East through Spitalfields and Brick Lane to Mitre Square. Expect two hours of case details, victim stories, police reports, original photos, suspects, and Victorian streetscapes, with a free 194-page ebook after the walk.
“Great tour, but was surprised/disappointed about how many of the original sites are now lost due to modern day buildings and amenities. Angie is an extremely knowledgeable and passionate tour guide which helped make up for that.”
Join a German-speaking guide such as Bettina or Sara for a two-hour walk through Whitechapel, Brick Lane, Spitalfields, Mitre Square, and Petticoat Lane. Expect old photographs, true crime accounts, suspect theories, and a clear look at Victorian London. The tour is outdoors and includes graphic material.
“Gut hat uns der Guide und die Bilder der alten Umgebung im Vergleich zur neuen Umgebung gefallen. Schön wäre es gewesen, wenn man etwas mehr einbezogen worden wäre. Vielleicht mit Karten oder einer Rahmengeschichte.”
Walk through Whitechapel with an English-speaking guide and Ripper-Vision, a handheld projector that places old crime-scene images, suspects, and mortuary photographs onto the streets. Guides such as Harry, Rob, Alan, Mick, and Matt bring different energy to this dark, fact-filled 105-minute tour.
“Rob was amazing! the group was large but Rob handled it like a master. he was intriguing, funny and knew his stuff. My kids (teenagers) really enjoyed it too, albeit a story not to like really. projecter was a fab add-on. Walking around parts of London you would normally not see. Highly recommend this tour!!!!”
Join See Your City for a two-hour, English-language walk from St Mary’s Whitechapel Church to The Ten Bells. Guides such as Gabby, Ivan, Bettina, Arne, and Jack mix Victorian history, victim-focused storytelling, crime images, and interactive guessing games.
“This was such an informative tour, not from the killers perspective, but from the victims. Gabby was our tour guide and she was amazing!”
Meet at Aldgate Underground station for an English-language walk through Whitechapel. Guide George brings the 1888 murders, police theories, suspects, prostitution, gin, and working-class life into focus. Expect about two hours of moderate walking, a dark subject, and plenty of chances to ask questions.
“George our guide was fantastic! His depth of knowledge was remarkable. It was a nice small group that made the whole experience perfect! Highly recommend this tour”
Spend about two hours walking through Whitechapel and the City, visiting sites linked to the Jack the Ripper murders. Guides such as Gabby, Nick, Arne, and Martin use photos, theories, and social history to explain the case, with careful attention to the women who were killed.
“Very descriptive and informative. Abby was a great story teller. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Follow Jack the Ripper’s trail through Whitechapel, Spitalfields, Brick Lane, and Aldgate East on a two-hour walking tour. Guides such as Cova, Antonio, Yassine, and Yasin use stories, photos, and detective-style questions in English or Spanish. The walk ends near Miller’s Court.
“everything on time, excellent guide lots of info delivered not only spoken but body language almost told the story”
Visit the Jack the Ripper Museum at 12 Cable Street for a self-guided look at the 1888 murders. See recreated crime scenes, Whitechapel Police Station, Victorian evidence, Mary Jane Kelly’s room, and actual autopsy photos. Allow about 45 to 90 minutes.
“Lovely little museum. Well laid out and value for money. Some interesting facts I wasn't aware of. Definitely worth a visit.”
Join Carmen for a two-hour evening walk through Whitechapel and Spitalfields, following the Jack the Ripper story in Spanish. Visit Miter Square, Goulston Street, The Ten Bells, and other sites linked to the 1888 murders, with photos, historical context, and a small group of up to 25 people.
“La guía conoce la historia muy bien, aporta su chispa, energía, y gran carisma. El tour lo complementa y muestra material interesante. Estamos muy agradecidos.”
Follow a Ripperologist through Whitechapel and Spitalfields for two hours of crime scenes, suspect theories, victim stories, photographs, and Victorian context. French, English, Spanish, German, and Italian tours are available, with guides such as Clara, Klairvy, Christophe, and Sina leading recent departures.
“Clara a été un guide génial ! Superbe visite Immersive et super bien expliqué. J’ai adoré cette expérience.”
Spend two hours walking through Whitechapel and London’s East End, visiting murder sites linked to Jack the Ripper, examining Goulston Street clues, and weighing old theories with guides such as Ian, Rory, Chris, and Jericho. Expect vivid storytelling, documentary images, and a serious look at the Victorian setting.
“It was amazing! The Tour Guide was very funny and respectful. He explained a lot backstories and showed us interesting places. The way he told us about the stories was very exciting.”
Spend 2.5 hours tracing London’s darker past by coach and on foot. Hear about executions at Whitehall and Smithfield, Sweeney Todd, and Jack the Ripper’s five victims, then finish at the Sherlock Holmes Pub near Trafalgar Square. Guides such as Alan Doyle and Magnus bring different styles to the evening.
“I'm 59 years old ok our very old guide started the tour by saying there was no jack the ripper & he had read 40 books on him so he knows it's all fictitious I told him sometimes a fictitious story is better than just saying idk why your here he's noRead more”
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