The Ten Bells
The Ten Bells Pub is one of the most famous public houses in the UK due to its close association with the Jack The Ripper murders in the 1880s. The Ten Bells has maintained a Victorian feel and is one of the most popular London attractions with Ripper enthusiasts.
The Ten Bells pub is located in the east London district of Spitalfields, near Whitechapel. The pub has since been awarded Grade II listed status by English Heritage in recognition of its history. The Ten Bells avoids many of the trappings of a bland modern pub, and enjoys an unique atmosphere.
The Ten Bells pub is recommended to Jack The Ripper enthusiasts, those tourists who have a fascination with Victorian London and also to those tourists who wish to enjoy an atmospheric pint before or after visiting Spitalfields Market or Brick Lane.
Nearest Tube/Railway Station
- -- Aldgate East (District Line; Hammersmith & City Line)
- -- Liverpool Street (Central Line; Circle Line; Metropolitan Line; Hammersmith & City Line)
Borough = London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Opening Times
- Monday to Saturday from 11:00am to 11:00pm
- Sunday from 12:00pm to 10:30pm
