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Jack the Ripper Walking Tour of London
★4.3(430 verified GetYourGuide reviews)Price and rating checked 7 August 2026· 1.5 hours44 travellers viewed this in the last hour
Follow in the footsteps of history's most notorious serial killer on this atmospheric evening walking tour through London's East End. An expert Ripperologist guide takes you to the original crime scene locations in Whitechapel, sharing evidence about the suspects and the latest theories about Jack the Ripper's identity. Walk the actual streets where the Ripper stalked in 1888, hear about the social conditions of Victorian London, and examine the evidence that has puzzled investigators for over a century.
What makes this tour
Walk the actual streets where Jack the Ripper stalked in 1888
Expert Ripperologist guide with deep historical knowledge
Visit original crime scene locations in Whitechapel
Hear evidence about the suspects and latest theories
Atmospheric evening tour through London's East End
What's included
- Expert Ripperologist guide
- 1.5-hour walking tour of Whitechapel
- Meeting point at Tower Hill, finishing near Liverpool Street
Best for
True crime fansHistory buffsCouples
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