• The White Hart - Located behind the White Hart Pub at 89 Whitechapel High St, London E1 7RA, on Gunthorpe St. A brief introduction to the social deprivation and poverty of the era.
• Gunthorpe Street - Across from the site of Martha Tabram’s murder, Gunthorpe Street, London E1.
• Brick Lane - The stop where Polly Nichols had her last drink at The Frying Pan Pub, 9 Brick Lane, London E1 6PU.
• Hanbury Street - Visit the site of Annie Chapman’s murder at 29 Hanbury St, London E1 6QR.
• 4 Princelet St - On the night of the double event, the murders of Liz Stride and Catherine Eddowes occurred outside 4 Princelet St, London E1 6QH. This building has stood since the 1700s.
• Puma Court - Learn about two of the many letters received by the police and newspapers at the time, and the impact of sensational newspaper articles.
• Commercial Street - Across from the Ten Bells Pub & Mary Kelly, at the corner of Brushfield St and Commercial St, outside Spitalfields Market, London E1 6AA.
• London Fruit & Wool Exchange - Discuss Mary Kelly’s murder at 13 Millers Ct and possible suspects in the case, in the courtyard of the London Fruit & Wool Exchange, 60 Brushfield St, London E1 6AG.

• Dinner

• Alcoholic beverages

After savoring your meal at the Eastern Eye Restaurant and meeting your guide, you’ll embark on a brisk tour of some of Jack the Ripper’s murder sites. Experience the chilling details of the crimes, with only brief mentions of the victims.

You’ll hear all the gory specifics of the murders as you stroll through the area, led by your expert guide dressed as Jack the Ripper.

The tour concludes with the most horrific murder and a summary of potential suspects. Who was Jack the Ripper? He was never apprehended, and over the years, numerous suspects have emerged!

• Not reccomended for anyone with a nervous disposition.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.