While Halloween is celebrated around the world, in Italy people often take advantage of the All Saints’ long weekend to enjoy a short break—especially when it means combining several days off from work.
If you’re considering spending the All Saints’ holiday in London, why not experience a chilling Halloween retracing the notorious steps of Jack the Ripper and immersing yourself in the dark stories that have marked the city’s history through the centuries?
This isn’t a seasonal tour, but a year-round attraction: The London Dungeon on Tooley Street.
Here, statues and interactive installations recreate scenes of torture, infamous crimes, and tragic events, leading you through a spine-tingling journey across themed zones.
From tales of the plague in London and the story of Jack the Ripper, to the Great Fire of London in 1666.
There’s even a mirror maze designed to set your nerves on edge, a simulated transfer to Newgate Prison, and boat rides recreating the final journey of the condemned toward the Tower of London. The Tower is also a must for a Halloween tour, as legends tell of ghosts haunting its ancient halls.
The entire experience comes to life thanks to talented actors and immersive multimedia, creating an atmosphere both gripping and authentic.
Admission to The London Dungeon costs £23.52 for adults, while children pay £17.52.
