Jack The Ripper Tour Pub tour

Name: Jack The Ripper Tour Pub tour
Address: 88 Whitechapel High Street, London, E17QX, GB
Telephone: +447803067544
Price range: ££
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Step into the dark streets of Victorian London on our Jack the Ripper Pub Tour. Buy tickets here -https://gyg.me/dyHAG8op
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Uncover the story of London’s most infamous killer, while visiting historic East End pubs. The gruesome tale of Jack the Ripper remains the greatest mystery in the history of crime. Our Jack the ripper tour is the only tour to use RIPPER VISION the latest hand held projectors with the latest graphic pictures, some of which have never been seen before. All our guides are dedicated Ripperologists an

d enthusiasts and each one is a member of the cloak and dagger club, a theatrical performance team who bring old crime history to life. This is the most up to date Jack the Ripper tour anywhere in London; the most exciting, the most shocking and a must for anyone who loves a good gruesome mystery. So join us now as we finally track down the most elusive criminal in history.

12/08/2026

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29/07/2026

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25/07/2026

THE JACK THE RIPPER PUB TOUR took to the streets again. This is def the best way to see the sites while popping in for a pint (or more) along the way at the original bars that featured in the investigation.

Book your place today and experience London's darkest history where it all happened.

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07/07/2026

Step back in time and join us on our JACK THE RIPPER PUB TOUR through the historic streets of Whitechapel.

This is more than just a guided tour, it’s a journey into Victorian London, where history comes alive around every corner. Whether you're fascinated by true crime, London's rich past, or simply enjoy discovering hidden gems with a pint in hand, this is an unforgettable experience.

Book your place today and experience London's darkest history where it all happened.

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04/07/2026

The Jack the Ripper pub tour hitting the streets and taverns once again. Now that’s what I call an awesome Saturday !!!
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19/06/2026

Most Jack the Ripper tours tell the story. We help you experience the atmosphere.
Join us for a unique Jack the Ripper Pub Tour, where we follow the trail of Victorian London's most infamous mystery while stopping at some of the East End's historic pubs for a drink along the way.

🍺 Enjoy a relaxed drink in character-filled London pubs
🕯️ Visit key locations connected to the Whitechapel murders
📖 Hear the fascinating stories, suspects, and theories behind the case
👥 Meet fellow history and true crime enthusiasts in a friendly social setting

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12/05/2026

Last nights Jack the Ripper pub tour outside St Botolph's Church, Aldgate (also known as St Botolph Without Aldgate) was a significant site in the 1888 Jack the Ripper murders due to its proximity to the crimes and its nickname, "the prostitute's church," because of the area's notoriety.

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09/05/2026

One of the best little pubs on our famous Jack the Ripper Pub tour is the White Hart pub at 89 Whitechapel High Street, by Aldgate East.

The pub’s claim to Ripper fame is its close link to one of the prime suspects for the killing spree. A Polish immigrant called Severin Klosowski, later known as George Chapman, worked in a barber shop in the basement of the White Hart. So given the chance we just had to go exploring this piece of history.

The murder of Martha Tabram, who some believe may have been the first victim of Jack the Ripper, took place no more than 50-feet from the back of the pub.

But was he really Jack ?

Severin Klosowski qualified as a junior surgeon in Poland in 1887. Later that year he decided to move to London where he worked as an assistant hairdresser.

The barber shop he worked in was located in the basement of the White Hart. (I did hunt around a bit but couldn’t find where any doorway or staircase could have been located but then again some of the walls have been plastered up since 1888 and the roof has had repairs done.

In 1891, Klosowski emigrated to America with his then wife Lucy Baderski. However, in 1892, Lucy returned to England after a violent argument with Klosowski, who followed her back just a few weeks later. In 1893, Severin started a new relationship with Annie Chapman. They split up shortly after but Severin chose to ‘borrow’ her name, becoming George Chapman.

George Chapman became a suspect in the Ripper murders after he was arrested for the murder of three of his wives in 1903.

This gave rise to suggestions that he could have been the Ripper. However, there were also a number of inconsistencies that led investigators to believe this probably wasn’t their man.

Whether or not he was the Ripper it’s still an interesting basement to go loitering around as it’s part of the old east end. There’s still an eerie atmosphere lingering around.

Why not book one of our tours and come explore the London nobody knows over a fine pint (or 2)

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24/04/2026

ONE FOR THE ROAD ? The fog is settling, the lanterns are lit, and our brave group has gathered… 🕯️

Tonight, we walk the same shadowy cobbles where mystery still lingers and history whispers from every corner. As we trace the footsteps of the unknown, we’ll also be stepping inside original the Victorian pubs that feature in the Jack the Ripper investigation.

Keep your wits about you, stay close, and don’t stray into the darkness. You never know what might be waiting. 👀

25/03/2026

A NIGHT IN WHITECHAPEL: Exploring the Jack the Ripper Pubs That Time Forgot”

Hidden among the modern city, a few pubs remain that would have been familiar to those living in Victorian Whitechapel. Stepping inside them feels like stepping back in time.

Dim lighting, creaking floorboards, and centuries-old wooden bars, you can almost imagine the whispers of the past lingering in the air. These pubs weren’t just places for a drink; they were meeting points, places where locals gathered, and where fear and rumors would have spread rapidly during the autumn of 1888.

Walking the surrounding streets, it’s striking how much has changed, yet how much hasn’t. Some narrow alleyways and building outlines still echo the old layout of East London. You realize just how close everything was, how confined the area felt, and how easily panic could take hold.

If you ever find yourself in London and are drawn to history with a darker edge, it’s an experience you won’t forget. Just be prepared — it’s not your average pub crawl.

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London
E17QX

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+447803067544

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