The Jack the Ripper Tour: Victims, Conspiracy and London’s Most Notorious Murderer

Free Jack the Ripper Walking Tour of London – Whitechapel 1888

Step back in time and follow the trail of the world’s most infamous unsolved serial killer on our Free Jack the Ripper Walking Tour of London. Journey into the dark heart of Victorian London as we transport you to the Autumn of Terror, 1888, when the streets of Whitechapel were gripped by fear.

Over the course of just three months, under the cover of darkness, Jack the Ripper brutally murdered five women and then disappeared without a trace. His identity was never discovered, leaving behind one of the greatest true crime mysteries in history.

On this expert-led Jack the Ripper tour, we uncover what really happened. You’ll explore the real crime scenes, examine the most compelling suspects and theories, and hear chilling details of the murders — while also learning the often-overlooked, tragic life stories of the women involved, placing the crimes within the harsh social realities of Victorian East London.

Discover how these events changed London forever, shaping everything from policing and journalism to popular culture. From modern-day Jack the Ripper tours and barber shops to films, books, and conspiracy theories, we explore the lasting legacy of Jack the Ripper more than a century later.

Historic Locations Visited

Along the way, you’ll visit many of the most notorious and atmospheric locations connected to the case, including:

Whitechapel

Mitre Square

Frying Pan Alley

Spitalfields Market

The Ten Bells Pub

Christ Church Spitalfields 
St Botolph's Without Aldgate (So-called Prostitute Church)

Tour Details

Duration: Approximately 2 hours

Finish: Spitalfields Market, close to Liverpool Street Station

Price: Free (tips welcome)

Whether you’re a true crime enthusiast, history lover, or visiting London for the first time, this Jack the Ripper walking tour is one of the most unforgettable things to do in London at night.

Places are limited — book your spot now and experience London’s darkest story where it really happened.

Please note: Groups of more than 6 people and educational or school groups must contact us in advance to arrange a private Jack the Ripper tour, as they are unable to join the public tour.