Walking Tour

In 1888, Jack the Ripper terrorised the impoverished streets of Whitechapel in East London, killing at least five women in a series of brutal and unsolved murders. Today, guided tours trace his path through the neighbourhood's dark history. From as little as $13, visitors can follow the original crime scenes with expert guides.

Walk in the footsteps of the mob through Hell's Kitchen, Five Points and Little Italy — New York offers some of the world's most visceral true crime experiences. Guided tours take visitors through the city's most notorious neighborhoods, tracing decades of organized crime and murder. From street-level history to insider accounts, NYC's true crime tours deliver the story behind the headlines.

On 28 February 1986, Sweden's prime minister was shot dead on an open street in Stockholm. Today, visitors can retrace the killer's exact escape route step by step.

Follow in a killer's footsteps through Nyhavn, Amalienborg and Rundetårn on one of Copenhagen's most chilling crime experiences. These guided walking tours challenge visitors to crack a fictional 19th-century murder case across the city's most iconic landmarks.

Ghost City Tours leads adults through Nashville's murderous past — mobsters, mayhem, and haunted landmarks — on a 90-minute night walking tour.

Paris hides centuries of murder beneath its elegant façades. These verified tours take you from Revolution-era execution grounds to FBI-profiled serial killers.

BlackBook Tours leads small groups through Munich's old town, uncovering centuries of murder, executions, serial killers and terrorism from €29.99.

Vienna's imperial façade hides a chilling criminal past. Explore the city where serial killer Jack Unterweger stalked the red-light district in 1990–1991.

A 3-hour night-time walking tour through Washington DC visits the sites of presidential assassination, political scandal, and federal crime.

Seattle's Capitol Hill neighbourhood harbours the real addresses where Ted Bundy lived, hunted and hid evidence. A guided tour puts you there.

Las Vegas built its glittering reputation on mob money. These two experiences put you face to face with the organised crime history behind the neon.

From the 1907 Crown Jewels theft to the 1996 murder of journalist Veronica Guerin, Dublin's streets hold more dark history than most cities dare admit.

From the 1621 Old Town executions to unsolved cold cases and Communist terror, Prague's darkest history is mapped across its cobblestones.

Boston's true crime walking tours bring the city's darkest chapter to life — tracing the 1960s killing spree attributed to Albert DeSalvo through the streets of one of America's oldest cities.

Amsterdam's canals hide centuries of crime. Small-group walking tours expose notorious heists, unresolved murders, and underworld secrets lurking beneath the city's beauty.

From a wrongful execution on Queen Street to the 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing, Brisbane's criminal past runs deep. Here's how to walk it.

From Renaissance poisonings to Caesar's assassination, Rome's streets hide centuries of murder, betrayal and punishment — and guided tours bring it all to life.

In 1828, William Burke and William Hare murdered 16 people in Edinburgh's Old Town. Today, several guided tours retrace their deadly steps.

Explore New York City's darkest history on foot — from the 19th-century gang strongholds of Five Points to the terror of Son of Sam. Guided true crime tours take visitors to the real locations where infamous crimes unfolded.

In 1692, twenty people were executed in Salem, Massachusetts. Today, guided walking tours retrace the exact streets where hysteria became lethal.