London: Jack the Ripper Walking Tour with Historic Pub Stops

Follow in Jack the Ripper's footsteps
through the Victorian East End

With an expert guide, walk the streets, dark alleys and historic markets where the Ripper struck, following in the footsteps of victims and suspects. You'll also hear about the overcrowded slums and desperate conditions of the late-1800s East End. The tour lasts about 2 hours and is guided in English.

Start at The White Hart and stop at The Ten Bells

Begin at The White Hart pub, where a prime Ripper suspect once stayed. Pass Frying Pan Alley, known as the place where the first victim had her last drink, then stop at The Ten Bells, where Annie Chapman and Mary Kelly were last seen, and soak up the atmosphere of the pub.

Pass Spitalfields Market and finish at The Bell

Explore Old Spitalfields Market and its dark Victorian past, then end the tour at The Bell, a pub near Mitre Square, the site of one of the Ripper's most notorious murders. Drinks at the pubs are not included.