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Admission into Jack the Ripper Museum
Access to all 6 floors
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Expert English-speaking tour guide
3-hr walking tour
Personal audio headsets
Fish & chips
Ride on superior coach with free WiFi
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You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Jack the Ripper Tours Guide
Jack the Ripper Tours Guide
Arguably one of the greatest murder mysteries of the modern world arose during the late 1880s, from Victorian London – when a global stir was caused when an unidentified man dubbed ‘Jack the Ripper’ went on a horrific murder spree. He became a sensation then due to the gruesome nature of his crimes and his infamous persona led to unlimited theories, investigations, recreated movie scenes, and mass attention in the public eye.
True crime enthusiasts, historians, and those who are generally looking for an insight into the Victorian era should go for a Jack the Ripper tour in London. Here’s everything you need to know about what to expect, the best ticket and tour options, timings, and more.
All Your Jack the Ripper Tour & Ticket Options
All Your Jack the Ripper Tour & Ticket Options
An entire museum has been dedicated to research behind Jack the Ripper and his crimes. One can visit the museum, or go for a detailed walking tour along the streets of London to enjoy an immersive experience.
You can opt for Jack the Ripper Museum tickets if you only want a visit to the museum of unsolved murder mysteries, or go for a Jack The Ripper & Haunted London tour which gives a more detailed knowledge of the crimes, their locations, victims involved, and the endless search for the serial killer.
Jack the Ripper Museum Tickets
Jack the Ripper Tours
This ticket offers you entry to the museum that houses the mysteries of the murder case and gives you enough essence to think and find plausible solutions for them. Get direct admission into the museum and access all six floors to fully explore to your heart’s content.
Recommended Experience
Explore recreations of the Whitechapel police station, victim Mary Kelly’s living room, and let your mind weave theories of the murders at the museum, with these tickets.
Much of the ‘Jack the Ripper’ story is not just in the museum but also in the air and walls of East London. Several murders have been reported to be committed in present-day areas such as Hanbury Street, and the stories of his hunting grounds are horrifying. With this tour, you can visit the locations of the murders and give thought to the motive behind the crimes.
Recommended Experience
On this 3-hour walking tour, you’ll be guided by an expert who will explain the serial killer’s crimes and take you to the neighborhoods where they were committed. A free fish and chips snack, authentic to London, is also a part of this tour.
Which Jack the Ripper Tour Should You Go For?
Which Jack the Ripper Tour Should You Go For?
Here are some tips to choose the right tour according to your needs:
If you are on a budget
If you are on a budget, Jack the Ripper Museum tickets are more than sufficient to understand the murders with the 6 floors of the museum that recreates various situations of the murders and the realities around them.
If you are looking for a detailed experience
An insight into such chilling incidents is best understood on a Haunted London tour which combines a visit to the museum. It provides an in-detail explanation of the events at real locations. An expert English guide takes you through the various streets and venues related to the horrific Jack the Ripper murders wrapped in 3 hours.
Plan Your Jack the Ripper Museum Visit & Tour
Plan Your Jack the Ripper Museum Visit & Tour
Timings
Getting There
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What are the Jack the Ripper Museum’s opening times?
The museum is open from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM every day and the last entry is at 5:45 PM.
The museum is open from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM every day and the last entry is at 5:45 PM.
When is the Jack the Ripper Museum closed?
The museum is open throughout the year, every day of the week.
The museum is open throughout the year, every day of the week.
How long should I spend at the Jack the Ripper Museum?
The museum has a lot of attractions inside that will grab your attention for a long time. It is recommended that you spend at least two hours exploring all levels of the museum.
The museum has a lot of attractions inside that will grab your attention for a long time. It is recommended that you spend at least two hours exploring all levels of the museum.
How long is a Jack the Ripper tour in London?
A tour should take you about 3 hours for an all-round insight into the serial killer’s crimes.
A tour should take you about 3 hours for an all-round insight into the serial killer’s crimes.
What is the best time to go for a Jack the Ripper London tour?
London, as we know it, is raining on most days of the year. A good day to explore the city and take the Jack the Ripper tour would be summers when the outdoors are pleasant and sunny. To avoid large crowds, a weekday visit is recommended.
London, as we know it, is raining on most days of the year. A good day to explore the city and take the Jack the Ripper tour would be summers when the outdoors are pleasant and sunny. To avoid large crowds, a weekday visit is recommended.
Where is the Jack the Ripper Museum located?
The museum is located at Cable Street, Whitechapel, London in England.
Google Map Directions
The museum is located at Cable Street, Whitechapel, London in England.
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Can I take the metro/train to the Jack the Ripper Museum?
Yes, you can take the metro to the museum. Take the Line DLR and alight at the Tower Gateway station, which is about 3 minutes away on foot.
Yes, you can take the metro to the museum. Take the Line DLR and alight at the Tower Gateway station, which is about 3 minutes away on foot.
Can I take the bus to the Jack the Ripper Museum?
The N551 bus line will get you to the museum and the nearest station is Wellclose Street which is a 5-min walk away.
The N551 bus line will get you to the museum and the nearest station is Wellclose Street which is a 5-min walk away.
Where is the starting point for a Jack the Ripper tour in London?
The starting point is at the Evan Evans Office on Vauxhall Bridge Road.
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The starting point is at the Evan Evans Office on Vauxhall Bridge Road.
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Which locations are covered on a Jack the Ripper in London?
A tour covers Hanbury Street, Ten Bells Pub, Whitechapel Police Station, Spitalfields Market, Duffieldd’s Yard, and Mitre Square among the other significant locations.
A tour covers Hanbury Street, Ten Bells Pub, Whitechapel Police Station, Spitalfields Market, Duffieldd’s Yard, and Mitre Square among the other significant locations.
Is the Jack the Ripper Museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible as each floor has the option of being accessed via a lift.
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible as each floor has the option of being accessed via a lift.
Is photography allowed inside the Jack the Ripper Museum?
Yes, the museum allows photography.
Yes, the museum allows photography.
Is there an age restriction at the Jack the Ripper Museum?
There are no age restrictions at the museum.
There are no age restrictions at the museum.
Does my Jack the Ripper tour in London include a tour guide?
The Jack the Ripper tour in London includes an experienced English-speaking guide who explains the intricate details of the murder scene, the story behind the killing, and many personal details of the victims.
The Jack the Ripper tour in London includes an experienced English-speaking guide who explains the intricate details of the murder scene, the story behind the killing, and many personal details of the victims.
What To Expect On A Jack the Ripper Tour?
What To Expect On A Jack the Ripper Tour?
Jack the Ripper tour in London can be in two parts. You may choose to visit the museum alone, which gives access to the different recreations of the Jack the Ripper case and some real-life artifacts. The other option is to choose a tour that includes a walk through the crime sites of the Jack the Ripper murders and the prospective places of him having found his prey.
Jack the Ripper Walking Tour In London
The walking tour of Jack the Ripper is exciting as it takes you through the streets of East London. These Whitechapel roads have their own stories from records. From places of the actual murders to the suspected places where Jack the Ripper could have lived, the walking tour is a bone-chilling experience and isn’t certain for the frail-hearted.
Jack the Ripper Museum
The Museum of Jack the Ripper has some of the rarest sights from the 1888 murder and the situation around it. The elements displayed in the museum include the room of Mary Jane who was his 5th victim among the canonical effect, the living room of Jack the Ripper that had many surgical instruments and tools, the Whitechapel Police station, and other interesting aspects.
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Here are the other top museums in London you can add to your bucket list:
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The Clink Prison Museum
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Churchill War Rooms
Take a peek into the life of one of history’s most influential statesmen, Winston Churchill. Learn about the various aspects of his life, along with other important elements such as the Cabinet War Rooms, which was an underground complex and the British command center during World War II. With Churchill War Rooms Tickets, you can visit the cabinet room, map room, transatlantic telephone room, and more which have been places where history took place.
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HMS Belfast
The legendary combat ship that was instrumental in World War II, is now one of the most-visited museums. It is unique as it stands as a ship museum on the river Thames. HMS Belfast tickets are perfect for children and adults who want to pique their interest in maritime warfare or watercraft.
Post COVID-19 Restrictions At Jack the Ripper Museum
Post COVID-19 Restrictions At Jack the Ripper Museum
Here are some precautionary measures taken by the museum authorities:
- It is best to reduce contact at the museum for all purposes possible.
- Booking tickets online is preferred to reduce physical contact.
- It is not mandatory to wear masks in London anymore, but it is advisable wearing masks as you take the walking tour.
- Hand sanitization stations are available for visitors to stay hygienic.
Jack the Ripper Tour FAQs
Jack the Ripper Tour FAQs
Are Jack the Ripper Museum tickets available online now?
Yes, tickets are now available online. Guests are advised to prebook their tickets online so as to get their preferred date and time of visit.
Are Jack the Ripper walking tours available now?
Yes. Guests can book their walking tours online. These experiences include an entry to the museum as well as a visit to several locations in East London where the crimes took place.
What safety measures are in place at Jack the Ripper Museum?
Some of the safety measures in place at Jack the Ripper Museum include hand sanitization stations, contactless payments, and the wearing of masks in crowded places to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
What are the different Jack the Ripper Museum tickets and tours available?
You may choose to visit the museum with a single ticket, or opt for a walking tour in London which takes you to all the different locations where the murders took place.
Are discounts available on Jack the Ripper Museum tickets and tours?
Yes, there are discounts available on Jack the Ripper Museum tickets available to children on ages 5-15 and for students who carry a valid ID.
What are the Jack the Ripper Museum’s opening times?
The Jack the Ripper Museum is open from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM every day and the last entry to the museum is at 5:45 PM.
How long is a Jack the Ripper tour in London?
On average a walking tour would take about 3 hours of your day, as you cover all the locations of the crime in East London.
Is a tour guide available on a Jack the Ripper tour in London?
An expert English-speaking tour guide will accompany you as you visit all the places where the infamous murders took place.
How do I get to the Jack the Ripper Museum?
You can reach Jack the Ripper Museum via the following ways:
By metro: Take the Line DLR and alight at the Tower Gateway station which is nearest to the Museum, taking about 3 minutes of walk.
By bus: The N551 bus line will get you to the Museum and the nearest station is Wellclose Street which is a 5-min walk away from the museum.
By car: Set your GPS to “Jack the Ripper Museum” and follow the directions to reach the destination. There are plenty of parking lots around the Museum.
Which locations are covered on a Jack the Ripper walking tour in London?
A walking tour covers Ten Bells Pub, Hanbury Street, and Spitalfields Market among others.
What is the best time to go on a Jack the Ripper walking tour in London?
The best time to go on the Jack the Ripper walking tour is during weekdays when the crowds are lesser and preferably in the evenings.
Is the Jack the Ripper Museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible.
Is photography allowed at the Jack the Ripper Museum?
Yes, photography is allowed at the museum.
Are there any age restrictions at the Jack the Ripper Museum?
There are no age restrictions at the museum.
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