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Discover the stories of merchants and mansions in Salem, Massachusetts with this architecture-themed walking tour. Meet your guide for a stroll through the McIntire District and learn about more than three centuries of architectural history. Explore the cobblestone streets of Salem and see local landmarks including Witch House and Ropes Mansion. View more than two dozen sites throughout the tour.

Walk the haunted streets of Salem on this chilling self-guided audio ghost tour through the most notorious and paranormally active sites in the city. From witch trial executions to evil spirits roaming centuries-old graveyards, you’ll hear the unvarnished history that made Salem infamous.

The Halloween tour is unique because you get to visit Salem and receive historical information not just on Salem, but the popular holiday itself. Salem is a Halloween city, and some would even say it's the Halloween capital. Many people enjoy coming to Salem during October to celebrate Halloween. This tour allows visitors to come to Salem anytime during the touring season to learn about both. Don't miss the opportunity to learn about your favorite holiday and how important it is to the city of Salem. Get the full experience of Halloween with Tales of Salem: Halloween Tours!

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. A captivating journey through Salem’s storied past, where history and legend intertwine. This tour isn’t just a sightseeing adventure; it’s an immersive experience into the heart of Salem’s witch trials and historic tales. From the Old Town Hall’s echoes to the Witch Trials Memorial’s solemn tribute, each site offers a piece of the city’s enigmatic history. Wander the Essex Street Pedestrian Mall, pause by the Bewitched Sculpture, and admire the Witch House and Ropes Mansion from their haunting exteriors. Hamilton Hall’s grandeur completes your exploration. The tour invites you to become part of Salem’s narrative, where every corner tells a story, and history feels alive under your feet.

Salem, Massachusetts, is known for the infamous witch trials, but that isn’t the only historical occurrence you’ll learn about during this guided walking tour. Join a guide for a deep dive into the long history of Salem from the Puritans and Patriots to the present day. You’ll stop by city landmarks including the Salem Witch Trials Memorial, the Pickering House, and the Ropes Mansion and Gardens. This tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

This Salem Witch Trials Trip Planner helps you explore the dark history of Salem. Visit iconic sites like the Salem Witch Museum, Old Burying Point Cemetery, and the Witch House. Dive into the chilling events of 1692 and uncover the stories that shaped America’s past. With essential info on the best times to visit, key attractions, and navigation tips, this planner ensures a seamless and engaging experience, guiding you through all the must-see spots in Salem.

Step back into 1692 with the Salem Witch Trials Digital Guidebook. Uncover the chilling events of Salem’s dark past as you visit iconic locations like the Salem Witch Museum, Old Burying Point Cemetery, and the Witch House. This guidebook brings history to life with detailed stories, historical context, and insider tips. Navigate easily through Salem’s most haunted sites with our comprehensive, user-friendly guide. Find hidden gems, must-see attractions, and the best times to visit, all in one place. Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers, this digital guidebook ensures an enriching experience at every stop.

Enjoy complete flexibility and explore the parts of Massachusetts that most interest you with this collection of self-guided walking and driving tours. Receive 10 different itineraries and choose the day and time to use any of them. Use offline with GPS and learn about each place as you travel through.

Discover Boston, Salem, and Cape Ann with maximum flexibility using this self-guided audio tour. Location-based narration shares colorful local history as you explore—it’s all at your own pace, which means you can stop and start the guide as you pause to take photos, eat lunch, or take breaks. Since the self-guided tour uses offline maps, it even works without cell service or WiFi.