Jack the Ripper Walks + Expert Ripperologist + Fish & Chips

Explore the chilling history of London’s most infamous serial killer on a captivating guided walk led by an expert Ripperologist. Journey through the notorious Whitechapel district, accompanied by vivid imagery on a back-lit tablet. After uncovering the dark past, indulge in a classic British meal of fish and chips at a renowned family-run hotel. This immersive experience promises to transport you back in time, revealing the truth behind one of the world’s most perplexing unsolved mysteries. What secrets will you uncover about the elusive Jack the Ripper?

Good To Know

• The tour is a 2.5-hour guided experience led by a qualified Ripperologist in Victorian costume, exploring the infamous Jack the Ripper case and its key locations.
• Participants can enjoy a pre-tour meal of traditional fish and chips at a nearby family-run restaurant, enhancing the overall Jack the Ripper experience.
• The tour utilizes a 14 back-lit tablet to provide vivid imagery and a multisensory exploration of the crimes, victims, and social conditions of 1888 Whitechapel.
• The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for a wide range of budgets, with a cancellation policy allowing for full refunds up to 24 hours in advance.
• The tour concludes at the Pavilion on The Corner, where participants can purchase Jack the Ripper memorabilia to commemorate their immersive experience.

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Tour Overview

The Jack the Ripper Walks activity provides a 2.5-hour guided tour led by a qualified Ripperologist in Victorian costume, starting at Aldgate Station and concluding at the Pavilion on The Corner in London. The tour is conducted in English and is wheelchair accessible.

Guests can expect to visit key sites associated with the notorious Jack the Ripper murders, including St Botolphs Aldgate, Mitre Square, and the Ten Bells pub. Along the way, the expert guide will share vivid details about the victims, police investigation, and social conditions of 1888.

Participants will also have the opportunity to view photographs on a 14 back-lit tablet.

Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance is available for a full refund.

Pricing and Reservations

The Jack the Ripper Walks tour costs from €33.70 per person. The tour is priced affordably, making it accessible for a wide range of budgets.

Guests can reserve now and pay later, without paying anything upfront. Payment is handled through a ‘reserve now & pay later‘ system, so there’s no need to pay anything today.

Visitors should confirm the starting times before booking to check availability. Booking in advance is recommended, as spots may fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Itinerary and Highlights

This Jack the Ripper Walks tour offers an immersive exploration of the infamous case, taking visitors to key locations associated with the crimes and investigations.

Along the way, they’ll enjoy vivid imagery displayed on a 14 back-lit tablet, providing a multisensory experience as the guide shares insights into the victims, police work, and social conditions of 1888.

The tour visits sites like St Botolphs Aldgate, Aldgate Square, Mitre Square, Goulston Street, Gunthorpe Street, Thrawl Street, Puma Court, The Ten Bells, London Fruit & Wool Passage, and London Fruit Exchange.

Guests will learn about the most likely suspect and the nature of the crimes, gaining a deeper understanding of this chilling chapter in London’s history.

Additional Information

For groups larger than 25, the tour guides use a microphone to ensure everyone can clearly hear the presentation.

Jack the Ripper memorabilia packs are available for purchase at the end of the tour for those interested in taking home a souvenir.

However, the tour isn’t recommended for children under 14, individuals with heart problems or respiratory issues, those over 80 years old, or people with low fitness levels due to the content and physical demands.

The tour covers a significant amount of ground, and participants should be prepared for a moderate level of walking and standing.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, allowing those with mobility challenges to participate.

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Meeting Point

Participants meet the tour guide directly outside Aldgate Station, where they’ll easily recognize the guide in Victorian costume.

From there, the group embarks on an intriguing journey through the dark alleys and haunting sites associated with the infamous Jack the Ripper murders.

The meeting point offers several advantages:

1. Convenient transportation access via the Aldgate Station.

2. Clear visual identification of the guide in period attire.

3. A secure and well-lit area to gather the group before the tour.

4. The perfect starting point to immerse participants in the eerie atmosphere of 1888 London.

With the guide leading the way, the tour promises an engaging and informative experience, taking visitors back in time to unravel the mysteries of the Whitechapel killings.

Meal at Poppies Restaurant

Before embarking on the Jack the Ripper Walks tour, visitors can enjoy a fish and chips or equivalent priced meal at Poppies Restaurant. This stop is conveniently located near the tour’s starting point at Aldgate Station.

Poppies is a family-run business that’s been serving up traditional East End fare since 1958. The menu offers a range of classic British dishes, but the fish and chips are a popular choice.

Diners can fuel up on this hearty meal before setting off on the 2.5-hour walking tour to explore the dark alleys and crime scenes associated with the notorious Whitechapel murders.

The pre-tour dining experience adds an authentic touch to the overall Jack the Ripper experience.

Guided Tour With Tablet

The guided tour utilizes a 14 back-lit tablet to provide vivid pictures and illustrations, enhancing the participants’ understanding of the victims, police investigation, and social conditions of 1888 Whitechapel.

The guide, a qualified Ripperologist dressed in Victorian costume, leads the group through the historic sites associated with the Jack the Ripper murders, offering a captivating and immersive experience.

Participants can expect to:

1. Gain insights into the notorious crimes and their impact on Victorian society.

2. Examine the evidence and theories surrounding the identity of the infamous killer.

3. Appreciate the atmospheric and eerie ambiance of the tour’s location.

4. Emerge with a deeper understanding of this fascinating and chilling chapter in London’s history.

Ripperologist in Victorian Costume

The guide, a qualified Ripperologist dressed in Victorian costume, leads the tour through the historic sites associated with the Jack the Ripper murders, providing a captivating and immersive experience for participants.

Donning period attire, the expert guide brings the dark and mysterious atmosphere of 1888 London to life, sharing vivid details and insights into the notorious case.

With a wealth of knowledge and a passion for the subject, the Ripperologist skillfully navigates the group, painting a vivid picture of the chilling events that unfolded over a century ago.

Through the guide’s engaging storytelling and attention to historical accuracy, participants are transported back in time, gaining a deeper understanding of the social conditions and the elusive killer known as Jack the Ripper.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Safe Is This Tour for Solo Female Travelers?

The tour is generally considered safe for solo female travelers. The expert guide and group setting provide a secure environment. However, as with any city tour, basic safety precautions are recommended, such as staying alert and avoiding isolated areas.

Can I Take Photographs During the Tour?

Participants are generally permitted to take photographs during the tour, though the guide may advise against it at certain sensitive locations. Photography may be restricted to protect the experience and privacy of the group.

Is There a Dress Code or Recommended Attire?

There is no strict dress code, but the tour takes place in the evening and involves walking, so comfortable and weather-appropriate clothing and shoes are recommended. Casual attire is acceptable, as the focus is on the tour experience.

What Happens if the Tour Is Cancelled Due to Weather?

If the tour is cancelled due to inclement weather, customers will receive a full refund. The tour operator will contact them directly and provide information about rescheduling or options for a future tour date.

Are Audio Guides or Headsets Provided During the Tour?

The tour does not provide audio guides or headsets. Participants join a guided walking tour led by a qualified Ripperologist in Victorian costume. A microphone is used for larger groups to ensure everyone can hear the guide.

Sum Up

This immersive Jack the Ripper tour offers a captivating glimpse into London’s dark history.

Guided by an expert Ripperologist in Victorian dress, visitors will explore key Whitechapel sites using a back-lit tablet for vivid imagery.

The experience culminates with a classic fish and chips meal, providing a fitting end to this journey through the infamous East End.

Reservations are recommended to secure your spot on this unique historical exploration.

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