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London Crimes And Punishment Private Walking Tour
London, England, United Kingdom
$269.33
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Overview
The London Crimes and Punishment Private Walking Tour reveals the darker side of the city through its intriguing neighborhoods and historical landmarks. Over three hours, you will walk in the footsteps of notorious figures and explore the sites that shaped London’s grim history.
- 🏴☠️ Start in the East End, where The Krays once ruled, and learn about their infamous reign in this notorious area.
- 🔪 Visit Whitechapel and retrace the steps of Jack The Ripper, while discovering the chilling history of the workhouses.
- ⚔️ Stop at the William Wallace Memorial, where the legendary Braveheart faced a brutal execution.
- 🏛️ Explore the haunting Old Newgate Prison, a site of numerous trials and executions over the centuries.
- 🍺 Discover the Blind Beggar Public House in Whitechapel, a key location tied to gangland history and Jack The Ripper.
- 📜 Learn about the Golden Boy of Pye Corner, a statue commemorating The Great Fire of London.
- 🕌 Visit the Brick Lane Jamme Masjid, formerly a synagogue, and delve into its rich history.
- 🕯️ Check out the Soup Kitchen for the Jewish Poor, a vital establishment in the East End's history.
- 🏪 Wander through Old Spitalfields Market, where history meets modernity under a stunning Victorian roof.
- 💔 Conclude your journey at Crossbones Graveyard, the resting place of society's outcasts, and uncover its poignant story.
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London Crimes And Punishment Private Walking Tour
Pickup included
Pickup included
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 3 hours
Availability depends on seasonality and number of participants. Bookings can not be made for the same day. Please read our TnC’s.
When giving as a gift, your recipient can choose a date at their convenience during a booking process. Otherwise, you can choose one after checkout and voucher redemption.
When giving as a gift, your recipient can choose a date at their convenience during a booking process. Otherwise, you can choose one after checkout and voucher redemption.
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- Hotel pickup and drop-off (on foot / London Underground)
- Professional guide
- Private tour
- Local guide
- Transportation to/from attractions
Meeting point
Just outside the entrance!
Return details
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Whitechapel Bell FoundryHaving visited an important site relating to early Communism, we next stop off here at the famous foundry which made Big Ben and the Liberty Bell and will learn how Big Ben got its name.
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The Blind Beggar Public House WhitechapelThe scene of perhaps the most infamous London gangland shooting back in the 60's with the feared Krays.... Londons answer to Al Capone!
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The pub most closely linked with Jack The Ripper, possibly at the end of the street at which he lived.
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The White HartThis famous pub is one of a few closely associated with Jack The Ripper. After few minutes up the road we will visit the site of a potential Ripper killing.
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Brick LaneNow a trendy street and home to a thriving 1-mile stretch of curry restaurants, we will learn what life was like here in Victorian times when Jack was about.
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Brick Lane Jamme MasjidNow a beautiful mosque, at the time of Jack The Ripper the building was a synagogue and a century earlier a Protestant church for fleeing French refugees. Learn about the history and heritage of this once poverty stricken part of London
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Golden Boy of Pye CornerWhy do we have a golden statue of a rather fat young boy in this quiet London Street? It's all to do with The Great Fire of London.
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This beautiful stone built church was the centre of Victorian life and just across the road from both the bustling market and brewery but also adjacent to perhaps the most dreadful street in London.
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Soup Kitchen for the Jewish PoorHere we can see the first and indeed one of the last Jewish soup kitchens in the East End of London
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Old Spitalfields MarketOnce an industrial market, now a funky market where these is always something to see under the fabulous old Victorian roof.
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Smithfield MarketSmithfields has long been the centre of the London meat trade. Centuries ago when food production was less ethical, it wasn't just dead animals that were butchered here.
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WIlliam Wallace MemorialSee the site of where William 'Braveheart' Wallace was Hung Drawn and Quartered as well as quite a few other interesting histories just a few feet away.
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Peasants' Revolt PlaqueLearn all about the infamous Peasants Revolt and how it helped shape life in modern day Western countries today.
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Church Of St. Bartholomew The GreatVisit this small but fascinating graveyards and learn of the secrets within.
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St. Paul's CathedralFrom the outside see one of the most beautiful of buildings and learn of how it miraculously avoided destruction in WW2.
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The Viaduct TavernThis old pub is notorious for both being right next to the site of centuries of executions but also in the cellars beneath the streets being holding cells where condemned men would spend their last night on earth.
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Holy Sepulchre LondonLearn the often rather gruesome history of this fabulous old church.
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Old BaileyPerhaps the oldest court in the Western World. Still the place where the baddest of the bad are put on trial.
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This small garden and ruins is a memorial garden to The Blitz in WW2.
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London BridgeThe modern incarnation of London Bridge with the large ceremonial spike on which the heads of the executed would be stuck as a warning to those entering the city.
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This small memorial remembers those who gave their lives protecting London and other cities from the terrible bombings and fires of the WW2 Blitz bombings by the Luftwaffe.
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Millennium Bridge20 year old Millennium Bridge doesn't have any gore itself but from here we can see what was once one of the top suicide spots in London and decidedly sexist it was too!
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Now one of the finest places to see a play but in the time of Shakespeare, this area was the absolute pits. Rather like the Amsterdam of its day... for good or for bad!
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The Clink Prison MuseumNot going in the museum itself but the outside is very authentic as it is. We'll learn why this part of London was just so bad.
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Winchester PalaceWinchester Palace, mostly destroyed in one of the many huge fires of London. Once the home to the Bishop and we'll find out about his terrible ways just a little bit further on.
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Borough MarketNow entering the heart of Dickensian London and the setting for much of Oliver Twist. There has been a market here pretty much since Roman times.
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We finish the tour at the location of an old debtors prison that had such a terrible impact on Charles Dickens.
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Crossbones Graveyard & Garden of RemembranceCrossbones Cemetery if almost unknown even to Londoners, perhaps because of its grisly history. The resting place of criminals, prostitutes, plague victims and suicides for centuries. Learn the fascinating story this tragic but beautiful place.
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Red Cross Cottages & GardenLearn the story of one of the first attempts to improve the welfare of the poverty stricken in London.
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Ye Olde England ToursThis tour is run by Ye Olde England Tours
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London Crimes And Punishment Private Walking Tour
London, England, United Kingdom
$269.33
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!