Loved our Jack the Ripper tour! Sam was our guide and he was incredibly knowledgeable. He was definitely passionate about the subject and had a very in depth understanding of the subject and the general history of the area. I was truly mind blown by the experience and loved every moment. A true highlight of our trip to London. The museum was fantastic, but highly recommend the tour. Don’t miss out!

As soon as I opened the door, I was Greeted by this friendly lady, who explained the full layout of the museum and where I should start my tour! There are 5 very well decorated rooms (including the cave which is a mortuary) filled with information, posters, and real artefacts from the victorian era! As soon as you get in, you get transported to the Autumn of Terror! The museum also puts the spot on the victims, making us remember that they were important as well! If you're a Ripperologist this is a must stop! The gift shop, has a wide arrange of items, including posters, pens, postcards, many books, some clothing options, and lots of cute pins!

Went to the museum then did the guided walk, the museum was great, like stepping back into 1888! They have the original notebook, whistle & truncheon that the policeman who discovered Catherine Eddows was carrying, all 5 rooms are fascinating & well worth a visit. The guided walk is really worth doing as well, I was surprised at how close all the murder scenes were to each other, our guide Sam was lovely & really knowledgeable & even though it was pouring with rain gave us a really good experience! Would highly recommend!

My mum had a day in London today whilst I was working, so I booked the museum and walking tour for her. She had a fantastic tour with Magda, who she said was very knowledgeable, interesting and friendly. She said Magda really brought the story to life. Many thanks from Valerie - Scotland!

The meseum gives a great opportunity to experience the story of Jack the Ripper. We were able to look at everything in detail and it didn‘t take too much time. Many thanks to Pat who was not only very kind but also very well informed. I definitly recommed visting the museum.

My Wife & I both love Murder Mysteries and Jack the Ripper is the Ultimate Mystery . So when I found it on the internet we had to visit it during our UK trip . We travelled to London from Chatham on the Train and it was a short Taxi ride to the Museum from London Bridge Station . Admission is just 10 Pounds for Adults , 8 pounds for Pensioners /Children . The Museum is spread over 5 floors each represent different aspects of the case . The Basement is a recreation of the Mortuary that used to be in the adjoining Building .The Body of Elizabeth Stride was Taken there . You can see the original Post Mortem Photographs taken at the time . Everything in the Museum is tastefully displayed . It shows the facts of the case including that there were more than 5 Victims . In fact up to 12 Victims . They have a gift shop for souvenirs . This is a Brilliant Museum .

This museum is right in the heart of where the Ripper struck! My son is studying Jack the Ripper at school so this doubled up as both fun and and educational. The people who work there are lovely and we went on a Sunday after noon (it is open until 6 even then!). Very interesting, not too yucky! Close to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London too which was good.

This was one of the best activities we did on our break in London. We started with the walking tour. Our guide Sam was a legend. Great knowledge not just re: Jack the Ripper but also about the history of London and it’s modern day workings. Sam happens to possess a wicked sense of humour too. We finished at the museum and was pleased we’d done it this way round as it helped us get the most out of the museum. Would definitely recommend the tour and museum.

I am very glad that I booked our walking tour directly with the Jack the Ripper Museum. Ms. Pat at the museum was very kind and explained detailed directions on where to meet our guide Sam. Sam was marvelous! He is a historian that kept our walk interesting. I give him and Ms. Pat 5 stars!

We visited the museum Saturday 7th October. It was a very good museum with lots to read and look at. We left to go on the walking tour with Sam. This was great. Sam was very good and shared lots of information which made for a very information tour. We also had time to go back to the museum to have a quick look around again and purchase a souvenir.