JACK THE RIPPER WALK

Let us bring you on a thrilling walk in Jack the Ripper’s footsteps. Towards the evening, we will have dinner and drinks down in the harbour in a wonderfully English environment.

During the autumn of 1888, the fear spread across London's East End when a man, who would later be nicknamed Jack the Ripper, snuck around in dark alleys and outside of pubs and became infamous for murdering five women. He hung around the dark and misty streets and put fear into every woman. Jack the Ripper's identity remains unknown and the murders unsolved. We bring you on a tour of London's East End, where we stop on each crime scene, visit the pubs that are still there and talk to the pub landlords about the murders. Help solving these by learning about the women he murdered, seeing the crime scenes and talking to the people in the area - who was the man behind Jack the Ripper?
To give you a real contrast, we invite you for dinner at one of London's hidden gems in the evening. St. Katherine's Docks is right behind Tower Bridge and is a beautiful place. It's a small harbour littered with traditional pubs, modern bars and really fine restaurants. Here you are treated to a bistro-pub and a wonderful dinner in true English style.