• Witch House - An authentic Salem house restored to what it looked like in 1675 when Judge Jonathan Corwin of the Witch Trials lived there.
• Bewitched Sculpture - Statue of Elizabeth Montgomery gives an opportunity to learn about how Salem became the Halloween Capital of the World.
• Rockafellas Restaurant - Popular restaurant at the site of the original First Church of Salem, the oldest Protestant congregation in America. Important events of the Salem Witch Trials and the American Revolution happened here.
• Turner’s Seafood at Lyceum Hall -Salem - Popular restaurant which was the site of Bridget Bishop’s apple orchard and the Lyceum, a lecture hall where many important literary and scientific events happened.
• John Ward House - A beautiful First-Period house built in 1684. At the time of the Witch Trials, it was located across the street from the Witch Gaol.
• Salem Witch Museum - The most popular tourist attraction in Salem. It’s located in a building that was built as the East Church and the towers used to be twice as high.
• Salem Common - Birthplace of the US National Guard. Great collection of Federal style homes. Hocus Pocus High School. Location of stocks, pillories, and whipping post. Site of a tar-and-feathering.
• Hawthorne Hotel - Grandest hotel in Salem. Considered one of the top ten haunted hotels in America.
• Gardner-Pingree House - Beautiful example of Samuel McIntire’s architecture. Site of the most famous murder in American history, up to that time.
• Peabody Essex Museum - Top ten art museum in North America. Oldest continuously operated museum. Started by Salem sea captains.
• Old Town Hall - President James Monroe visited at its opening in 1817. Site of Hocus Pocus Halloween party.
• Joshua Ward House - President George Washington slept there. Considering the most haunted building in Salem.
• Hamilton Hall - Samuel McIntire designed this clubhouse for the rich Federalists of Chestnut Street in 1805. Named for Alexander Hamilton.
• First Church in Salem - All the accused and accusers of the Witch Trials belonged to this church.

• All taxes and fees included

A two and a half hour history and architecture tour given by a former guide on the Salem Trolley. The route is less than two miles. We will see 3 Hocus Pocus filming locations, and sites related to Puritans, the Witch Trials, Charter St Cemetery, great architecture (First-Period, Georgian Colonial, Federal), maritime trade, early events of the American Revolution, first-period homes, the most haunted building, the Lyceum, the evolution of Halloween, the culture of modern Salem, and great restaurants. The tour is not scripted, and hard questions are welcomed.

• The tour will happen even if it’s raining, short of a hurricane.
• Will not enter the attractions and will just stay outside.

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