Salem Witch Trials Walking Tour

Overview

Explore the town of Salem on a one-hour guided tour focused on the actual events of 1692. Accompanied by a licensed guide, you will visit the historical sites linked to the witch trials. The tour details how accusations, spectral evidence, and fear spread through colonial Massachusetts, leading to the city's famous trials and executions.

Itinerary

1. Roger Conant Statue

   Your Tour will begin with a brief history of the Puritans and Salem at the Salem Commons across from the Roger Conant statue.

   · 10 min

2. Saint Peter's Episcopal Church

   The current stone church was built in 1833 and the land was dedicated to the church in 1733 by a family with direct ties to the Salem Witch Trials.

   · 10 min

3. Bewitched in Salem

   We will stop at other historical locations along the way including the property Bridget Bishop lived on. Once at the Bewitched statue we will discuss the impact the tv series has on the city of Salem.

   · 10 min

4. Salem Old Town Hall

   We will stop at several buildings along the tour that are directly linked to the Salem Witch Trials and the History of Salem.

   · 10 min

5. Charter Street Cemetery

   One of the oldest settler burial grounds in North America, several prominent members of the city of Salem are buried here.

   · 10 min

6. Salem Witch Trials Memorial

   This will be the last stop on our tour. We will talk about the history of the memorial as well as how some of the victims ended op accused of witch craft. Your guide will be available for questions after you walk through the memorial.

   · 10 min

Meeting point

What to know before you go

• Wheelchair accessible.
• Prams or pushchairs are permitted for infants and young children.
• Assistance animals are welcome.
• Public transport is available nearby.
• Infants must sit on an adult's lap.
• Accessible transport options for people with reduced mobility are available.
• Fully wheelchair accessible.
• Not recommended for travellers with cardiovascular problems.
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels.
• The activity can accommodate a maximum of 20 travellers.
• Confirmation is received immediately upon booking.

Travelers

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation for a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure date.

Who is it for?

• Travellers interested in American colonial history.
• People with reduced mobility due to full accessibility.
• Families with young children (pushchairs accepted).

What makes it different

• Led by a licensed tour guide.
• Small group size limited to 20 people maximum.

Frequently asked questions

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Product code: 5645906P3

Activity offered by North Shore Tours via Viator.