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Museums
Salem Museums and Attractions
Salem Witch Museum
(978) 744-1692 | 19 1/2 Washington Square North Salem
Learn about the Witch Trials of 1692, in a presentation based on actual trial documents. Examine the changing perceptions of witches throughout history.
The Schooner Fame
(978) 729-7600 | Pickering Wharf Marina, Salem
Tour Salem Harbor aboard this replica of an 1812 privateer boat and learn about the merchants, privateers and fisherman who impacted the north shore of Massachusetts.
House of The Seven Gables
The House of the Seven Gables inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne to write his legendary novel by the same name. Take guided tours of the 17th and 18th century period homes and walk the seaside gardens.
The Witch House
Tour the home of the Witch Trials' Judge Jonathan Corwin, gain a better understanding of the every day colonial life of those involved in the witch trials.
The Witch Dungeon Museum
(978) 741-3570 | 16 Lynde Street, Salem
Watch a bone-chilling performance of a witch trial located where the original witch trials took place in 1692.
Peabody Essex Museum
(978) 745-9500 | 161 Essex Street, Salem
Explore maritime history and American art, gain insights into Chinese art, architecture and culture. Art and Nature Center offers hands-on learning experiences and more.
The Salem Trolley
(978) 744-5469 | 8 Central Street, Salem
One hour narrated tour of our town’s history, including the Salem Witch Trial and literary riches. The eight mile ride offers shuttle service all-day to 14 locations.
Maritime National Historic Site
(978) 740-1650 | 160 Derby Street, Salem
Tour the Friendship, a replica of a Salem-built 1791 cargo vessel. Visit the U.S. Custom House and learn about Salem during the height of the East Indies trade. Free tours and programs offered year round!