• Witch House - Welcome to Salem’s Witch House. Acquired in 1675 by Judge Jonathan Corwin, this is the only remaining building directly linked to the Salem Witch Trials. It is both architecturally remarkable and historically significant. Visitors will discover more about Corwin and the innocent lives he condemned.
• Old Burying Point Cemetery - Established in 1637, the Burying Point Cemetery is one of Salem’s most notable burial grounds. Due to its age, each gravesite here holds undeniable historical value. Notably, John Hathorne is interred here. Visitors will learn about the lives of those whose spirits are said to haunt these graves.
• Peabody Essex Museum - Presenting the Peabody Essex Museum. Inside, you will find numerous original documents from the Salem Witch Trials. For history enthusiasts, this is an essential visit. Additionally, we will provide some insights into the trials that are not commonly known, addressing some of the “frequently asked questions.”
• Witch Trials Memorial - Witch Trials Memorial

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• No entry inside private locations

Explore the mysterious history of Salem with our expert guides who vividly recreate the witch trials—no magic needed. This engaging walking tour reveals the chilling truths behind one of history’s most somber events.

Stroll through the city’s most renowned and spooky locations, such as the Essex Museum, the notorious Witch House, and the eerily beautiful Witch Trials Memorial. At each stop, delve into the authentic history, enduring myths, and the profound impact of the Salem Witch Trials.

This is more than just a tour—it’s an enchanting journey through fear, hysteria, and the whispers of the past.

For groups of 10 or more, please reach out to the private & group sales coordinator.

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