London Working Women of the East End Walking Tour

Discover London’s East End through the lives of the working women who helped shape its history. This 150-minute walking tour explores a neighborhood marked by refuge, change, idealism, crime, and poverty, bringing its streets and stories into focus.

Hear about the achievements of women whose contributions are often overlooked, and learn how their lives intersected with the East End’s history, including the story of those killed by Jack the Ripper. Along the way, take in the area’s alternative culture and dynamic street art while gaining a richer sense of the people who have called it home. A professional guide leads the walk, with fees and taxes included; food and drink are not included.

Meet your guide outside Tower Hill Underground station, by Tram Refreshments at EC3N 4DJ. With wheelchair-accessible transportation options and a route described as wheelchair accessible, this London Working Women of the East End Walking Tour offers a thoughtful way to encounter the neighborhood. Join the walk and hear the stories that deserve to be remembered.