Located on Tooley Street, London, and close to the London Bridge railway station, is the London Dungeon. This place is a major visitor hotspot and has shows depicting the various torture methods employed during the medieval periods. The sections of the London Dungeon include the following.

Torture - The theme of torture is depicted throughout the place. Different models of bloody torture are depicted using shows and live actors, and the popular courtroom depiction where accused are sentenced to be killed.

Labyrinth of the Lost - This is a big mirror maze of the crypt of the All Hallows Church in London. The visitors can go around the mirrored maze, and be prepared to be stunned by suddenly appearing costumed characters out of nowhere, somewhat similar to the popular carnival Horror House design.

The Great Plague - This is a show that is set in 1665, showing the Great Plague crisis in London. The audio visual arrangements can make it slightly intimidating with all the realistic smells and panic cries. Several crude treatment methods employed in that era are also shown.

Traitor: Boat Ride to Hell - The visitors, comically being sentenced to death, are led in to the execution site. This is a dock and there is a water ride that depicts the final transit through the Traitors’ Gate to the Tower of London.

Sweeney Todd - Sweeney Todd, a fiction character, supposedly gave people close shaves; slitting their throats open. The show simulates the same story replete with a room having proper barber seats, and one can almost feel that Sweeney is right behind and ready for his throat slitting ritual.

Jack the Ripper - This is another show that captures the depiction of the brutal murder of five prostitutes in Whitechapel, in 1888. The visitors are told about the entire happening step by step, and this is emphasized by mock killings, the dead prostitutes, and the cruelly crippled dead bodies. A documentary on the killings is also shown. There is a lot of animation, as the room lights suddenly go out and for a moment you can actually see Jack threatening with his knife. He disappears though, as soon as the lights are turned on.

The other attractions include the shows on the Great fire of London and Extremis, the drop ride to doom. You can visit the London Dungeon and the many other attractions in London while on your vacation or business trip. Staying at a London Luxury hotel nearby will help you commute between your destinations more smoothly and in lesser time.