Top England Crime Tours

With almost 1,000 years of recorded history, Durham has racked up ghostly residents aplenty. Start your evening off with a dose of the chills on this dark walking tour that covers ghosts, criminals, rebellions, executions—and even a miracle. Discover secret cemeteries, morbid dungeons, haunted bridges, and a pub with a dark past. Your guide is also happy to provide recommendations for where to go next.

This informative tour is a fun and immersive way to find out about the slogging gangs who operated in Birmingham in the 19th and 20th centuries. As you stroll around the streets of Birmingham, discover stories that you wouldn’t have heard if exploring alone. Learn about notorious gang members as portrayed in “Peaky Blinders”, such as Billy Kimber and Alfie Solomon, with stops at local pubs and historical sights along the way.

If you’ve only got limited time to explore Falmouth, then make the most of it with this vibrant storytelling walking tour. Discover the centuries-old history of the town as you stroll down alleys, backstreets, and quaysides. Learn about the town's hidden secrets, stroll past interesting sights, and learn fun facts and stories that you might not find in a guidebook. Ideal for cruise visitors — tour meeting location is near shuttle bus drop-off.

See a spookier side of London that most tourists will never learn about on this group walking ghost tour. Instead of shying away from the darker side of the city’s long history, this tour takes you from plague pits to old execution sites to allegedly haunted pubs and much, much more, as your local guide shares the stories behind the sights.

York’s dark history isn’t always obvious as you wander its streets alone. This guided ghost walk reveals the city’s spookier side as you explore cobbled lanes and historic landmarks after dark. Follow your guide through some of York’s most atmospheric locations—including The Shambles, the Golden Fleece pub, Mad Alice Lane, and Clifford’s Tower—while hearing stories of mysteries, tragedies, and reported hauntings. Along the way, uncover the hidden legends behind the city’s top sights, turning a simple stroll into an entertaining and eerie introduction to York’s past.

Stratford-upon-Avon, famously known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, is a town with more than 800 years of history. In this entertaining tour, hear tales about Shakespeare and life in the town, alongside stories of plague, murder, ghosts, and witches. You’ll learn the history of Stratford-upon-Avon and its residents and see the town’s main attractions in a tour that goes beyond Shakespeare.

Get acquainted with Ilfracombe’s supernatural side with this ghost tour of the harbor area. With a talented storyteller as your guide, you’ll discover a hidden side of the local history through tales of the spirits that haunt Ilfracombe’s streets and historic pubs. Even better: Numbers are capped at 15 per group for a more atmospheric, small-group experience. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times.

London may be known for Jack the Ripper, but he’s not the only one to have cast a dark shadow over the city. Prepare to uncover some of the most heinous murders during this immersive walking tour. Venture down the alleyways and cobbled streets where infamous serial killers left their mark, take part in profiling exercises, and learn about solved and unsolved murders that haunt Britain’s capital.

Enjoy an alternative, chilling spin on the traditional city tour with this ghost walk across London. Join a small-group and visit a selection of these (allegedly) haunted sites, including Charterhouse Square, Smithfield Market, and The Clink Prison Museum. Wander by night safely with a guide, and as you listen to creepy stories that reveal a darker side of the city's history.

Dive into Warwick’s dark past on this spooky evening tour. Hear terrifying tales about the city’s haunted history as you lurk around landmarks including the Lord Leycester Hospital and Warwick Castle. Perfect for visitors looking for something off the beaten track, this immersive walking tour offers a thrilling start to your night out in Warwick.

Step into the dark streets of Whitechapel and uncover the chilling mystery of Jack the Ripper on this immersive small group walking tour. Visit the locations connected to the infamous murders while hearing gripping stories about Victorian London, crime, and unsolved mysteries from an expert local guide. This tour is perfect for history lovers, true crime enthusiasts, and travelers looking for a unique nighttime experience in London. With a small group atmosphere, guests can enjoy a more interactive and personal storytelling experience while exploring one of London’s most haunting districts.

Delve into the chilling history of Victorian London on the Jack the Ripper Small Group Walking Tour. Guided by knowledgeable experts, this two-hour adventure navigates the haunting streets of Whitechapel, revealing the dark enigma of the infamous serial killer. Experience the eerie atmosphere of 1888 as you visit key sites such as the historic Ten Bells Pub and the vibrant Brick Lane, where the past intertwines with the present. With limited group sizes, this tour ensures an intimate experience filled with gripping tales and historical insights. - 2-hour walking tour exploring the notorious streets of Whitechapel - Led by passionate guides with expert knowledge of true-crime history - Visit iconic locations, including the Ten Bells Pub and Brick Lane - Conducted in small groups for a personal and immersive storytelling experience

Most people have heard of Jack the Ripper, but not many Londoners know the whole story of the killer, his possible identity, and his victims. On this guided tour, check off sightseeing city hotspots from your bucket list and learn all about this famous case from a local. Unlike lots of other tours, your guide doesn’t gloss over the victims and their lives.

Lots of walking tour itineraries are understandably full of happy historical facts, but what about the darker side of the story? This York tour doesn’t sugarcoat the villainous stuff—a guide talks you through the stories of some of the city’s most morally dubious characters and lets you wash the tales down with five shots of different rums inspired by these stories.

Uncover the spine-chilling history of Leeds on this evening ghost tour through the city. Led by the enthusiastic character-guide Lord Bartholomew Catch, you'll explore some of Leeds' most haunted locations while hearing tales of witches, ghosts, murderers, and the dark past that shaped the area. Along the way, see more in less time and tick off places you'd likely miss exploring alone.

Looking to get your bearings in London for the first time and learn heaps of local history all at once? This small-group tour takes you to over 30 sightseeing highlights, including Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Borough Market, and more. Then conclude the tour by exploring the Jack the Ripper Museum in your own time and learn all about the infamous killer.

London's most original and popular Jack the Ripper pub tour, led by published authors and true crime experts. Visit key crime scene locations, stopping off for drinks along the way at several historic pubs, including the famous Ten Bells - where Annie Chapman and Mary Jane Kelly were last seen alive - and the notorious White Hart Pub, where a prime suspect lived and worked in the dark cellars below. Explore the social heart of Ripper-era London, hearing of the murders as the locals would have heard them: whispered over pints, argued late into the night, and etched into pub walls and memory. Far more than a walking tour; it’s an immersive descent into the world of 1888, where every story is meticulously researched and every location is brought vividly to life. As part of your experience, you’ll receive an exclusive souvenir guidebook, crafted by our expert team and packed with rare photographs, detailed maps, and in-depth crime scene insights you won’t find anywhere else.

There are lots of Jack the Ripper tours that walk by these pubs - but we go into them and you also get a drink when we are there. We visit three pubs – we will tell you which of the victims drank in the exact spot where we will be drinking. We discuss the crimes, why Jack wasn’t caught and take you to some of the key locations involved in the murders. This is a 100% factual tour – your guides won’t be dressed in silly costumes. You will come away having learnt about the victims as well as the lives they lived.

Dive into Scarborough’s ghostly past with the help of a local tour guide who’ll share historical spooky stories. This fun guided tour takes you from South Bay Beach to the Old Town and more as you hear about well-researched dark history tales all about legends, murder, and, of course, hauntings. From June to August, ride the Central Tramway; winter route does include a bit of uphill walking.

Delve into the chilling history of East London on a guided Jack the Ripper walking tour. The Jack the ripper murders are officially known as The Whitechapel Murders. Walk in the footsteps of the infamous killer as you explore all five canonical murder sites in Whitechapel. Discover the social conditions of 1888, view historical images and maps, and learn about the victims' lives. The tour culminates at the iconic Ten Bells pub for an authentic East End experience. With a knowledgeable guide who lives and works in the area, gain unique insights into the mysteries surrounding the Ripper murders. - Explore all five canonical murder sites on a 2-hour walking tour - Gain insider knowledge from a local guide with extensive expertise - View historical images, maps, and hear biographies of the victims - Finish with a drink at the famous Ten Bells pub for an East End vibe

True crime fanatics often focus on Jack the Ripper, one of London’s most notorious serial killers, rather than the women whose lives he (or maybe she?) cut short. Learn about Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly on this informative walking tour through Whitechapel. See the spots where some murders took place as you discover both facts and theories behind this long-cold case.

Little of 1888 Whitechapel survives in the present street plan, and the murder sites associated with Jack the Ripper now sit behind postwar buildings and modern frontages. A guide marks where each location stood, working from contemporary photographs and case records. The route covers the victims, the conditions of the East End that shaped their lives, and the investigation that followed.

Your adventure begins at the grand hotel Birmingham, where you'll rendezvous with your knowledgeable guide. Delve into the heart of the city as you meander through its streets, pausing first at the Roundhouse Birmingham, nestled along the canals. From there, immerse yourself in the splendor of Centenary Square, where architectural marvels like the Birmingham Library and The Hall of Memory stand as testaments to the city's resilience and innovation. Journey into the historic Jewellery Quarter, where Victorian cemeteries and charming residential apartments hold secrets of a bygone era. Continue your exploration in Digbeth, a vibrant hub celebrated for its independent shops and dynamic street art, showcasing Birmingham's contemporary flair. Traverse through Gay Village pulsating with cultural significance and vibrant energy, before encountering iconic landmarks like The Bull, Victoria Square, and The Mailbox, each weaving their own tale of history and charm.