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The Salem Witch Trials Memorial is a must for anyone into witchy, spooky history.
The memorial does not offer any services but is close to facilities at the Salem Witch Village and the Salem Wax Museum.
The Salem Village Witchcraft Victims Memorial, distinct from the Salem Witch Trials Memorial, is about 5 miles (8 kilometers) away in Danvers, Massachusetts.
The Salem Witch Trials Memorial is accessible to wheelchair users.
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It’s free to visit the Salem Witch Trials Memorial, but you can take a paid walking tour of Salem to learn more about its infamous Witch Trials and spooky history. App-based phone tours cost around US$8, while tours with a live guide cost between US$15 and US$80.
Yes, the Salem Witch Trials Memorial is wheelchair accessible. The whole outdoor memorial is accessible to people with mobility issues. Other accessible attractions in Salem include the Salem Witch Museum, the Witch House, Old Burying Point Cemetery, Count Orlok’s Nightmare Gallery, and the Peabody Essex Museum.
Yes, there are parking options near the Salem Witch Trials Memorial. While the memorial doesn’t have its own parking lot, you can park on the streets nearby. Alternatively, head to the South Harbor Garage or the Waterfront Garage, both of which are just a couple of blocks from the memorial.
The Salem Witch Trials Memorial holds commemorative events and ceremonies on anniversaries of the Witch Trials and hangings. Salem hosts events and festivities around Halloween, playing up its association with witchcraft and all things spooky. The Salem Witch Museum occasionally hosts virtual lectures on topics related to early US history.
Salem is especially busy in late October as it’s a popular Halloween destination—you’ll need to book accommodation and activities well in advance to visit at this time. Salem is also busy in summer (July–August). The Salem Witch Trials Memorial is an outdoor attraction that offers a quick, easy visit whenever.









































































































































