Interesting Ripper tour - The Jack the Ripper tour was very interesting. I really enjoyed the stories of the people involved and seeing where they lived. It did give the history of what happened new life to me. My heart definitely goes out to the victims.

Interesting couple of hours - Lots of facts and theories about The Ripper and life in Victorian London. Walking in the dark added to the experience when trying to imagine life back then.

Jed was an awesome guide! - Jed was an amazing guide, very respectful towards the victims and their deaths and was very knowledgeable about the area and topic.

Great way to experience the chilling history - Walking at an easy pace. Unbelievable historical knowledge, sightseeing and the chills you get are frightening. Loved it!

Great tour! - My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the Jack the Ripper tour. Our guide Constantine was very informative and passionate about the details and history. We would highly recommend.

Spooky murder mystery - It was very interesting . Thorough and informative . The guide was enthusiastic and knew his subject The streets were spooky and dark, so one could imagine being there in 1888.

Fun walk through late 1800s history - We had a well-informed tour guide named Jericho (I think). The group was a fine size, not too big. Her presented several "theories" about the murderer.

Rory is a great guide - Rory was a great guide. He was very knowledgeable, and gave us loads of random facts and general history. Thank you

Jack tour - It was very interesting Chris pitched it all just right and created the atmosphere as we walked around and learned the stories of victims and associated history of the area. Fascinating. Would be nice to have a drink after and meet other folks on tour, perhaps in the 10 Bells pub! You could include as additional to tour?

Guide matters on this one - This tour has great reviews and my friends had raved about it, but this was one of the most unengaging tours I've been on. Unfortunately, our guide didn't really have the 'story-telling' ability. He focused purely on dates and names and details (to excess), but he didn't really discuss the lore, the theories, cultural landscape, police response, etc. He didn't seem to really like questions and didn't have a read on the crowd (asked us zero questions, no engagement on where we are from like most guides). It felt like this job is for him to have a platform to talk at people rather than educate. Three people dropped from the tour (including 1 of my friends). The guide (Chris) didn't really have a handle on the timing either - people were checking their watches as we were overtime and not near the end yet. My friends and I ended up sharing information after the fact and learned more.