Jack the Ripper Museum

Relive the story of Jack the Ripper and his series of murders at Whitechapel between 1888 and 1891 at the Jack the Ripper museum in London. Discover the chilling tale of Jack the Ripper and his infamous murders with our Europe tour package from india. Jack the Ripper was an infamous serial killer who threatened the streets of East London, shocked the world with his murder of eleven women, and successfully maintained his identity to be secret. There have been scores of theories, books, and films that tried to solve the crime but unfortunately reached a dead end.

The Jack the Ripper museum at Cable Street in London, founded by Mark Palmer-Edgecumbe, is a quirky attraction that portrays the history of women in London’s East end, grisly murder scenes, and artifacts related to the killer and the victims. It houses artificial settings that look like the Whitechapel locality in 1888, a recreation of the victims’ rooms, and original newspaper clippings about the crime and the suspected killers.

You can also catch a glimpse of the autopsy photos, medical reports, and illustrations of many victims at the museum. The Mary Kelly room is a popular place to visit at the museum since it shows the room in which Mary Kelly, the first victim, lived and died. The museum also hosts a walking tour at 3 PM every day so that visitors can look at all the main locations linked to the murder series.

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• Explore the only museum in the world that is built to tell the stories of the serial killer, Jack the Ripper, and his eleven murders in East London.
• Witness the recreation of the Victorian-style streets, heinous murder scenes, Jack the Ripper’s sitting room with objects related to him, and an authentic autopsy table.
• Visit the recreation of the bedroom where Mary Kelly, who was the first victim of the series of murders, lived and was killed.
• Learn more about the victims like their name, age, and murder location, as well as the people who were suspected to be the killer.
• Have a look at the wax model of the scene where Officer PC Watkins discovers the body of Catherine Eddowes on Mitre Square and the original whistle, notebook, and handcuffs used by him.Also Book: Europe Packages