Jack the ripper Vip tours

Visit the murder sites of the ‘canonical five’ official victims:

• Mary Ann Nichols (31 August 1888)
• Annie Chapman (8th September 1888)
• Elizabeth Stride (30th September 1888, 1am)
• Catherine Eddowes (30th September 1888, 1.45am)
• Mary Jane Kelly (9th November 1888)

Visit other locations listed in the Whitechapel Murders files (1888–1891):

• Emma Smith (3rd April 1888)
• Martha Tabram (7th July 1888)
• Alice McKenzie (17th July 1889)

SEE JACK THE RIPPER’S LONDON:

• Goulston Street (where the only clue in the murder case was found)
• The Victorian gin palaces are associated with each of the victims
• Christ Church and Itchy Park (the centre of Jack the Ripper’s London)
• Original houses and surrounding areas from 1888

See The Original Crime Scene Evidence:

• Unseen crime scene photographs.
• The official Scotland Yard suspect files.
• The very latest findings and evidence.
• Geographical mapping created by the FBI.

Stop Off At The Historic Ten Bells Pub

The Ten Bells pub is perhaps the most famous pub in the Jack the Ripper story. Reportedly the drinking den of Mary Jane Kelly and Annie Chapman, this authentic East End pub hasn’t changed since 1888 and oozes atmosphere.