Tour "Jack l'éventreur, meurtrier de Whitechapel"

L'histoire de "Jack the Ripper" demeure très énigmatique, mais c'est aussi l'un des récits les plus fascinants et sanglants que vous aurez jamais entendus. Cela s'est passé à Londres en 1888. Aux premières heures du 31 août 1888, un homme marche vers son lieu de travail dans une allée sombre de Whitechapel, puis il aperçoit un paquet sans forme sur le sol, près d'une porte. Curieux, il s'approche. Sa découverte macabre d'une prostituée de l'East End met en marche l'une des plus célèbres chasses à l'homme du monde. Les passionnés du meurtrier de Whitechapel et les détectives amateurs sont, à ce jour, toujours à la recherche de l'identité de celui qu'ils ont surnommé Jack l'éventreur.

Inclus
- Visite guidée dans les rues de Whitechapel

Non inclus
- Pourboires
- Dépenses personnelles
- Activités en option

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London's East End was seen as a world apart and in 1888 the sort of place where one might not survive long. However, there is only one person that can claim the title of Whitechapel Murderer - Jack the Ripper!

We will explore the historical background of the Whitechapel murders and their passing into a genre almost in their own right. We will examine how public perception of these murders has been shaped by Jack's portayal on TV and Film and compare that to the reality of 1888.

On our Jack The Ripper tour step back and imagine gas-lit alleys, hear the voices of the "Children of the ghetto" crushers, coves, slummers and unfortunates.

The Whitechapel murders have assumed mythic status, they are gruesome but gripping. Our tour will fascinate anyone fascinated by this unsolved myster and who wanted to learn more about tales of the "People from the Abyss."

Above all we shall remember the tragic lives of those women who had friends and loved ones, who struggled daily to survive and were not born merely to be ciphers in a serial killers story.

Your guide will meet you and escort you back to Liverpool Street station.

Highlights
- Walk the same streets as the unfortunates of Spitalfields. Visit three murder sites plus two other possible Ripper sites.
- Learn about the clue and non clue of Goulston Street.
- Walk under the arch indicating the Doss houses used by two of the unfortunates.
- Learn about the church where soliciting was over looked if you kept moving.
- See a building that stands testament to the East Ends immigrant past and present.
- Explore the dark passages and alleys that the 'unfortunates' would still recognise today.

Includes
- Guide

Excludes
- Meals and drinks unless specified
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs
- Personal expenses