Jack the Ripper Tour in London with Ripper-Vision
- Experience Ripper-Vision: Victorian crime scenes projected onto Whitechapel’s eerie, foggy streets
- Follow in the footsteps of Jack the Ripper on a guided Whitechapel walk
- Learn the criminal profiling techniques used to uncover the infamous murderer
- Uncover historical insights from an expert guide on the biggest British manhunt
What to expect
Journey back to Victorian London on a gripping walking tour of Whitechapel, vividly brought to life with Ripper-Vision, a handheld projector that casts images of crime scenes, mortuary photos, and suspects directly onto the streets. Delve into the foggy, gaslit world where Jack the Ripper performed his infamous crimes. With a guide expert in one of history’s most mysterious criminals, use modern criminal profiling to investigate and perhaps identify the real murderer. Marvel as your guide reveals potential oversights by Victorian police during the largest manhunt in British history. This immersive tour not only illuminates the dark corners of London’s past but also challenges you to solve one of the most enigmatic crimes ever committed
Reviews
The guide was incredibly knowledgeable! I was in town for work and was looking for something to do for the evening after work. Not only do you learn about one of the most infamous unsolved crimes in history, but you also get exposed to the history of Victorian London. It is a fascinating experience for true crime fans.
The tour was very detailed on the history of jack the ripper. Interestingly, it brought us through streets of london not usually seen by the regular tourists
The tour guide was very knowledgeable, but honestly, the process was quite boring. The guide led us through the streets and alleys, recounting the story of Jack the Ripper, but the surrounding environment has long since been modernized. Personally, I found it hard to immerse myself, much like a history teacher lecturing you in a park. And the so-called "vision" involved standing on the street looking at a PowerPoint presentation. Overall, it felt uninspired and uninteresting; you'd be better off watching a documentary at home.
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