ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular ghost & jack the ripper tours in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
Walk Whitechapel after dark on a Jack the Ripper tour with Ripper-Vision projections and an expert guide, ending near Spitalfields.
“Peter was very knowledgeable! I learned a lot! They spoke about what it would have been like around the time Jack the Ripper was alive.”
Join a London ghost tour with a Thames cruise. Walk royal parks, hear haunting tales, and spot landmarks like the Tower of London at night.
“Marvin was very passionate about the tour, He went over and above. He was super knowledgeable and fun.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Whitechapel and Brick Lane focused on the 1888 Jack the Ripper murders, with quizzes and real street stops.
“Arne was a great tour guide. He told the stories of the women sensitively whilst still providing the facts and creating the feel of Victorian London. We really got a sense of the history of the place.”
A 2-hour Jack the Ripper walk in London’s East End, with a professional guide, interactive clues, and real Whitechapel sites to see.
“It was really good .. our guide Nick was really knowledgeable and knew all the history on Jack the Ripper which made the experience really interesting”
Ride a Gothic 1960s Routemaster past London’s haunted landmarks on a funny, story-packed evening tour near Trafalgar Square.
“This was brilliant. Excellent stories, fun way of seeing London and hearing some of it's nasty history. The tour guide was amazing! Myself and my daughter had a great night!”
Join a 2-hour London night walk from All Hallows by the Tower to St Paul’s, with entertaining ghost tales from guide George.
“An interesting tour with lots of historical information. And obviously ghost stories! Our guide was brilliant”
Shiverpool’s 90-minute Liverpool ghost walking tour hits Rodney Street, St James Gardens, and Liverpool Cathedral with funny, spooky live storytelling.
“Unmissable entertainment and excitement with the fabulous Shiverpool team.”
Fully guided Bath ghost tour with interactive volunteering and paranormal experiments, passing Bath Abbey and Roman Baths for 1h45.
“Relaxed and friendly ghost tour mixed with history of bath. Well worth the trip. Got some members of the group participating but it didn't feel forced, group was a good size of around 25. The only thing I would advise the tour to do is maybe a small pin badge saying I've completed the bath…”
90-minute Cambridge ghost walk with creepy tales at colleges, churches, and Market Square, guided in English in central town.
“Great mix of ghost stories and cool bits of history.”
Trace Jack the Ripper through London’s Whitechapel streets on a 90-minute guided walk with George, separating fact from fiction.
“Exact meeting point would be helpful when arriving . However once we found it the guide was excellent with information and presentation.”
After dark in London’s East End, a Jack the Ripper walk with a local guide, 3 murder sites, and theories in about 2 hours.
“Jed was an amazing guide, very respectful towards the victims and their deaths and was very knowledgeable about the area and topic.”
Lantern-lit ghost walk in St James Cemetery with Liverpool Cathedral views, local folklore, and short stops at Chalybeate Spring and Huskisson.
“Had a great experience, really fascinating tales told in a very entertaining way. Would highly recommend. It's not scary for those who don't like these things, so don't let that deter you.”
Join a Bristol-themed ghost walk on Zoom with a live guide, London-style tales, and a Penny Dreadful quiz for about two hours.
“Jon did a great job of telling stories and showing locations around the cities where they occurred. He was very nice and we had a fun time.”
A 2–3 hour Jack the Ripper walking tour through Whitechapel’s key sites, with respectful victim-focused stories and theories.
“Carolina was an excellent guide. She spoke quickly, which kept my attention, but in a very digestible way. Learned ao many facts I didn’t know before even as having watched 2 documentaries about Jack the Ripper the week leading up to the tour. Overall the tour was very victims focussed and respectful.”
A 1h45 Jack the Ripper walk in Whitechapel with Ripper-Vision projections, a dedicated Ripperologist guide, and plenty of chills after 5pm.
“Interesting perspective on the Ripper murders. Being in the actual locations lend a certain creepiness to it.”
