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Salem Witch Trials Memorial

Salem Witch Trials Memorial Tours and Tickets

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The Salem Witch Trials Memorial preserves a moment in history, when 17th-century residents of colonial Massachusetts tried and executed women and men accused of witchcraft. The site, a small grassy area surrounded by stone walls and locust trees, is just one of the many witchcraft hysteria attractions in the historical town of Salem.

  • 24 Liberty St., Salem, Massachusetts, 01970
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Salem Private Half Day Tour from Boston, for groups 1-4

Salem Private Half Day Tour from Boston, for groups 1-4

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If you've always wanted to visit this infamous town, then let's do it during your visit to Boston. This half day Boston to Salem tour consists of: - Downtown Boston pick up, ~45 minute drive to Salem - Stories of what happened before, during & after the Salem Witch trials - Walking tour of movie scenes, sites and fun facts of Salem - Go into one of the main Salem attractions (entry fee not included, and availability not guaranteed) - 45 minute drive back to Boston If you'd rather skip going into any of the sites, we use that time to take you to Marblehead for some amazing ocean views. The return journey and tour is 4 hours, we're happy to customize it to accomplish the things you're most interested in. If you want to spend more time in Salem and see the coastline then check out our full day option.
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  • 4 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$675.00
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Secrets of Salem Hidden Dark History Tour

Secrets of Salem Hidden Dark History Tour

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Come on our History Walking Tour presented by Junket! You might be surprised to learn that Salem has a name that contradicts its image. The colonists chose the name Salem, which is the Hebrew word for peace, for the town in the seventeenth century. Salem, Massachusetts, was a significant American colonial town and a seaside hamlet with a maritime history. It exhibits many of the characteristics we identify with those early settlers, such as a Puritan work ethic, devotion to education, strong links to the community, and a hardiness to weather the rigors of a coastal winter. Of course, Salem is inextricably associated to witches and the 1692 witch trials. Salem has changed from trying to hide its unpleasant past to embracing it, making it a preferred tourist destination for history buffs, seafood enthusiasts, and individuals who are fascinated by witchcraft stories. Join our Salem History Experience and discover everything there is to know about Salem, the witch trials, and beyond.
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  • 2 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$32.00
AM Coffee Walks with Salem Food Tours

AM Coffee Walks with Salem Food Tours

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9am sharp start time April through November. 8.30am sharp start time October. Discover delicious, historic Salem, MA with our top-rated AM Coffee Walks! Our Walks gives a great overview of Salem's history, with a focus on our illustrious spice trade history, as well as information on Salem's thriving modern, culinary scene. When we are done you'll have great tips for dining, shopping and exploring while in Salem. Highly recommend taking our Walk as early in your Salem trip as possible. Our AM Coffee Walks begin with a choice of coffee or tea and a breakfast treat, and then we walk and learn about key points of interest in our downtown and waterfront areas. We end in the waterfront area with a spice tasting. If you have any questions or dietary issues, or if you have a large group, please email us. Or contact form on Salem Food Tours. com
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  • 1 hour 45 minutes
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$34.00
Salem and North Shore Private Driving Tour

Salem and North Shore Private Driving Tour

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This tour from Boston to the North Shore is the perfect day trip, customized for your group! As we journey up the Atlantic Coast, we can stop at any location for exploration on foot. We’ll start with a Salem tour, delving into this town’s complex past, passing by the Salem Witch Museum and House of Seven Gables. Among the top things to do in Salem: visit a cemetery with notable burials and connections to the Salem Witch Trials. Other fascinating places in Massachusetts include Rockport and Gloucester, known for picturesque lighthouses, and Marblehead, boasting charming houses along a rocky coastline. Discover the beauty and art scene of a hidden gem, Bearskin Neck, and see the most-painted building in the U.S., the Motif No. 1 fishing shack! In Manchester-by-the-Sea, you’ll find serene beaches and upscale boutiques, and in Beverly, beautifully preserved colonial architecture. From haunting history to coastal splendor, this tour promises to capture the essence of the North Shore.
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  • 6 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$833.00
per group
Private Spooky Legends Walking Tour in Salem

Private Spooky Legends Walking Tour in Salem

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.
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  • 2 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$386.56
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Salem Private Half Day Tour from Boston, groups 5-6

Salem Private Half Day Tour from Boston, groups 5-6

If you've always wanted to visit this infamous town, then let's do it during your visit to Boston. This half day tour has a Downtown Boston pick up. It's a 45 minute drive to Salem, when we'll tell some of the quirky stories about the town. In Salem we do a walking tour around the sites connected to the Witch trials era. Stories of what happened before, during and after the trials and some of the lesser know sites and movie scenes of the town. There's time to go into one of the main attractions if you'd like. Admission can't be guaranteed. If you'd prefer to see more of Salem, skip the attraction and let us take you into the historic and architecturally famous Chestnut St area. And the bonus is we then have time for a more scenic drive through Marblehead and back to Boston. The return journey and tour is 4 hours, we'll customize it to the things you're most interested in. If you want to spend more time in Salem and see the coastline check out our full day option.
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  • 4 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$795.00
per group

What are people saying about Salem Witch Trials Memorial

No PhotoHistorian's Guide to the Salem Witch Trials
Cheryl_M, Nov 2023
Great experience
My guided tour was on Halloween. Had a great time and guide was great and very knowledgeable about the town and time period of the Salem witch trials
No PhotoSalem Witch Trials Historical Walking Tour
Joann_D, Nov 2023
Good tour
Guide was very good- had lots of good information and really knew a lot- very pleasant. She was on time-wasn’t rushed-the day was perfect weather for a tour!
No PhotoSalem Witch Trials Historical Walking Tour
Mandee_H, Nov 2023
Bob was great! We would...
Bob was great! We would definitely let others know it was a great experience. Full of knowledge and fun.
No PhotoSalem Witch Trials Historical Walking Tour
Emma_E, Nov 2023
I loved the enthusiastic...
I loved the enthusiastic story telling! The tour guide was helpful and very informative! I can’t wait to come back!
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