Whitechapel Tours and Tickets - page 2

Get a glimpse into London’s dark history on a half-day private Jack the Ripper tour in a classic black cab—the city’s most iconic form of transport. Enjoy the undivided attention of your driver-guide and ample time to ask questions as you travel between hard-to-find places without getting lost. Plus, relax with hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off in central London.

Discover the worlds of Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper on this private half-day private tour in London. Visit key filming locations from the popular BBC series "Sherlock" and other sites related to author Arthur Conan Doyle. Then learn about Jack the Ripper as you stroll through Whitechapel. Travel on foot and by public transport with informative commentary from your private guide.

Dive deep into the history, theories, and legends surrounding Jack the Ripper on this private tour of London's East End. Learn to distinguish the facts from the fiction as you journey to neighborhoods and locations associated with these Victorian-era crimes. Learn about other true crime stories along the way, too. Cover plenty of ground without getting sore feet as you travel in a traditional black cap.

Follow in the footsteps of notorious London serial killer Jack the Ripper on this private walking tour. Travel back in time to the 19th century as you visit the locations where Jack the Ripper committed his heinous crimes, and also where the infamous Bedlam lunatic asylum used to reside. Your guide’s attention is dedicated solely to you and your party, ensuring an atmosphere perfect for strolling London’s haunted streets.

London’s East End hosts street art from both famous names and anonymous artists. But when you're new to the city, it's daunting to know where to begin looking for these artworks. On this walking tour, explore the neighbourhood of Shoreditch with a private guide leading the way. Don't worry about preplanning a route; your guide will introduce you to huge murals decorating historic buildings and hidden works of art that most tourists miss, all while you hear about the area’s immigrant history.