Jack the Ripper - What About the Women?

Step into the heart of London’s East End and explore the untold stories behind the Jack the Ripper legend. This immersive walking tour reveals the lives of the women whose voices were overshadowed by history, offering a fresh perspective on the infamous Whitechapel murders.

Over the course of approximately two hours, your experienced guide will lead you through atmospheric streets and historic sites. You’ll hear about Elizabeth Stride’s journey from Sweden to London, discover Catherine Eddowes’ spirited life, and learn about Annie Chapman’s heartbreak near the iconic Ten Bells Pub.

As you wander through bustling markets and the former textile district, you’ll uncover the harsh realities faced by working-class women in Victorian London. The tour also highlights the resilience of these women and the supportive communities that sprang up around them.

Your journey continues past the site of Mary Jane Kelly’s mysterious residence and the old Truman Brewery, before delving into the stories of Martha Tabram and Polly Nichols. Along the way, you’ll witness how the area’s cultural diversity and charitable organizations continue to shape the East End today.

The tour begins near St Botolph’s without Aldgate and welcomes groups of up to 15 people. It’s suitable for all fitness levels, with public transport nearby and accessibility for prams and service animals. Don’t miss your chance to experience London’s hidden history—check availability and book your spot now!