London: Jack the Ripper Pub Crawl

Highlights

• Drink in historic East End pubs linked to Jack the Ripper’s era.
• Visit The Ten Bells, a pub tied to Ripper victims Annie Chapman and Mary Kelly.
• Walk Whitechapel’s shadowy streets and uncover chilling crime scenes.
• Explore Spitalfields Market and its dark Victorian past.
• End at The Bell near Mitre Square, site of a notorious Ripper murder.

Description

Step into the shadowy streets of Jack the Ripper’s London on a pub crawl like no other. This is no ordinary night out, this is a thrilling journey through the East End’s most notorious haunts, blending gripping history with legendary pubs where Victorian Londoners once gathered.

Begin your night at the historic White Hart Pub, once home to a prime Ripper suspect. Stroll past the eerie site of The Frying Pan, the last known drinking spot of his first victim. Raise a glass in The Ten Bells, where victims Annie Chapman and Mary Kelly once drank, their stories still whispered within its walls.

As we weave through Spitalfields Market, explore the heart of Victorian Whitechapel, where bustling stalls once stood beside the crime-ridden slums. Hear how the market’s history intertwines with the desperate struggle for survival in Ripper-era London. Then, we’ll finish in The Bell, near Mitre Square, where one of the Ripper’s most infamous murders occurred.

Dark history. Cold drinks. London’s most sinister night out awaits.