Dive deep into the centuries long history of Salem, Massachusetts. See important landmarks, including the Witch House, Hamilton Hall and historic Chestnut Street. Learn about Salem’s people and their contributions to the national story from Puritans to Patriots. This tour includes but is not just the history of the Salem Witch Trials. More than that, listen to riveting accounts, anecdotes and interesting facts about a storied New England seaport. A history woven from its beginnings as Naumkeag, a summer settlement of Native People, to Salem as the center of the North American spice trade. This tour is perfect for someone looking for a broader view of local history on a walking tour.

Additional Information

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• This tour covers the history of Salem, Massachusetts. It’s not a tour whose only subject is the Salem Witch Trials.
• We do not enter buildings on the tour.
• I recommend using the MBTA for weekend visits in October. Demand for parking often outstrips its availability and causes significant traffic delays. Parking information at Salem.org
• Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are great days to visit Salem in September and October to avoid crowds.
• The tour is closed on Wednesday and Sunday.
• The tour is conducted in all seasonal weather, including rain and cold. Dress accordingly.
• Tour gathers 15 minutes prior to departure. Tour begins promptly.

Logistics Instructions

Start location : The tour begins from the Coven’s Cottage, 190 Essex Street. (ONE NINETY, Essex Street) It is located at the intersection of Central Street and Essex Street by the green painted Almy’s post clock. Look for Kenneth in the broad-brimmed hat.

End location : The tour begins from the Coven’s Cottage, 190 Essex Street. (ONE NINETY, Essex Street) It is located at the intersection of Central Street and Essex Street by the green painted Almy’s post clock. Look for Kenneth in the broad-brimmed hat.

Special Instructions :
Kenneth’s Cellphone 1-978-927-0036.

Tour gathers at The Coven’s Cottage, 190 Essex Street. Salem, MA.

Tickets

*Mobile or paper ticket accepted
*One per booking

Prices

* Per Person

Child : from 0 to 12 : from 0 to 10 Persons

Adult : from 13 to 99 : from 1 to 10 Persons

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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