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Things to Do in Town
& Places to Shop

There is so much to do in town! You can go to Salem.org for a list of museums, stores, and more. We highly suggest getting tickets ahead of time if possible.

Area Attractions & Tours:

First Church Salem Self-Guided Tour - Learn more about the 397 years of the history our host congregation is doing for a fundraiser every year. From the Quakers to the Witch Trials, the Monopoly game, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and so much more! The exhibit will be up all weekend.
Salem Witch Museum - History of the Salem Witch Trials & an exhibit on the Evolving Meaning of the word Witch. Fun shop also!
Salem Trolley - A lovely way to get the lay of land in Salem. A narrated hour long tour from downtown to the harbor, and back again.
The House of the Seven Gables - The home of John Turner built in 1668. Designated a National Historic Landmark District in 2007, The House of the Seven Gables is best known today as the inspiration for world-renowned American author Nathaniel Hawthorne’s 1851 novel.
Peabody Essex Museum - Salem’s museum of art and culture, with exhibitions that explore everything from witch trials history to nature and science. View Iris Apfel's fashions, stories of the city, native American and Asian art, and so much more.
Salem Historical Tours - The original & oldest Salem tour company, captivating guests since 1997. In depth tours about the witchcraft hysteria in Salem, Salem's place in the Revolutionary War, and much more including ghost tours.
Witch Dungeon - A reenactment of a with trial.
WitchPix - Want a fun souvenir to take home? Here you dress in fun witchy or pirate clothes and get your photgraph taken in settings highlighting various aspects of the city and beyond.