We did the afternoon tour and were disappointed. First it was difficult to find the meeting location as they don't give you a precise address, and most of the buildings do not have numbers on them so you aren't sure where to go. We spoke to others that felt the same, and we had to inquire with numerous businesses to find our location. It would be much better if they simply said to meet in front of the Art Gallery, which, ultimately was where we met ( but we only learned this by going in and speaking to the staff of the gallery). The guide was just ok. He was not particularly interesting or engaging and the "ripper vision" was simply a small hand-held device that shone images, which were mostly just drawings on walls in various locations around the city. This was done often in a shaky manner making it difficult to see the images clearly. In one of the locations our guide ended up arguing with the building owner as to whether he was allowed to be there and we ultimately had to leave and wander around so he could find another spot to tell us about the next slide because he could only use a white wall. Over all, I was expecting more. All this is is a walk through a seedy area of East London with some brief descriptions in a few locations. The noise from the street made it difficult to hear the guide in several spots, although he did his best to try to shout over the pub noise, traffic and the other tour guides doing similar tours. Over all I wouldn't recommend this tour since there was really nothing special about it at all.

Rob was our tour guide for this tour and it was absolutely brilliant!! We all had a great time. He was so informative an engaging with the group. We would highly recommend.

Went on this tour Friday 22nd Sept for part of our wedding anniversary away. Weather held up which was great and the guide Nick was very engaging and inclusive of the crowd. Really knew how to play the audience and got us involved. Took us to some of the east end locations and added to the story with Ripper vision which essentially projects images of characters and locations. Lasted around 2hrs in the end but we were all very engaged in it. Not loads of walking but you are on your feet the whole time so may be unsuitable if you have mobility issues. Its not a childrens tour. Not graphic but we are talking murder and serial killers here. I would definately recommend. Nath

Our guide Andre was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about this experience. We had a group of 30+,of all ages and nationalities . I liked the idea of projecting the story using the hand held projector onto the wall to give a better perspective of what happened. Highly recommend this tour to all.

John was a good tour guide and keep us on schedule so we were able to see the various changing of the guard locations. He provided excellent background and let us know what to expect. Highly recommend.

My husband and I had the best time walking the Whitechapel area with our guide, Jamie. Jamie obviously knew a lot about the Jack the Ripper case but he also knew the history of the area and of the times so he painted a complete picture of what was going on at that time. It was too light for ripper vision but no one in our group even seemed to care because Jamie was so engaging with all of us. I learned so much! It’s a sad but fascinating case. We highly recommend this tour.

Nick was our tour guide. He was so knowledgeable about everything & really made the tour interesting. He had funny stories about everything which we enjoyed and it made the experience more enjoyable & fun. We were there for the change of the horse guards & he timed the tour to perfection so we finished with last bit of the horses changing places to stand guard.

While travelling from Australia this tour was a definite must-do. Harry, our guide, was very entertaining and informative also appreciated his concern and care for all the group. Enjoyed walking through some of Whitechapel streets, the area certainly had the feel of darkness and sinister. Was unimpressed with the ripper-vision though, it consisted of two photos being projected onto the walls of locations of a couple of the murders. Obviously the area is popular with visitors and tours but on several occasions our group had to manoeuvre our way through other similar tour groups. Maybe these could be time controlled ? At the end of the tour it was left to us to find our own way back, I found this a bit scary given the recent subject choice, and being a female! But otherwise, it was an enjoyable 2hours.

We enjoyed a very informative tour with our very experienced, friendly and funny guide John. Even if the timing was quite tight between the stages, the weather was beautiful, even the band played and we found nice spots to follow the hole ceremony in detail. Many thanks again. 100% worth spending time.

Our guide is great and we are able to get good view of the changing of the guards and see other areas

This was a great experience, interactive and very informative. Jamie was a great guide, so knowledgeable and very funny. Enjoyed this so much!

Jamie was absolutely amazing! So fun, engaging, knowledgeable, and took such thoughtful care of our group. We had such an incredible time and learned so much. He even went above and beyond to point us in a few great directions for pubs & restaurants. Highly recommend!

This is my 2nd time attending the Jack The Ripper tour. Rob is full of knowledge and is excellent, highly recommended... 100% worth booking.

The whole event was brilliant, we were submersed into the 1800s by the descriptive narrative given by Mick our tour guide.

My husband and I agree that the tour guide was very knowledgeable about the known and suspected facts and theories about Jack the Ripper, but he was a bit pompous and not very approachable. In addition, the "Ripper-Vision" was a hand-held projector that he held and shined on walls or overhangs at a couple of the stops. The problem was that the guide did not have steady hands, so the projection shook and was hard to follow. This tour is not for the faint of heart. There were autopsy photographs of some of the victims, and at the last stop there was a crime scene photo that was gruesome (but so was Jack, and the guide warned us about the photo before he projected it). Also, the tour takes 1.75 hours, and there is a lot of walking over cobblestone streets. Towards the end lots of the guests were looking for a place to sit down and listen to the guide. We didn't know what we expected on the tour, but it seemed to be missing something; we just can't put our fingers on it.