Halloween is only one night in most places, but in Salem, Massachusetts, it spans an entire spooky season. With such a vast selection of activities and attractions, figuring out what to do can seem more like a trick than a treat. If you find yourself struggling to decide what to do, let our Ultimate October Bucket List of Things …
Salem in Spring & Summer: Attractions & Things to Do
Your Go-To Guide for Having Fun in the Salem Sun Soak in the sunshine, saunter the streets as you shop, savor seafood, and swim during a summer trip to Salem! While still not peak season, the city welcomes you to explore its hallowed history and delicious seafood in the sunshine! Why Visit Salem in The Spring or Summer Summer in …
Salem in the Winter: Attractions & Things to Do
A Guide on How to Have a Wicked Good Time in Salem, MA If you are considering booking a trip to Salem in the winter, don’t worry, you will still have a wicked good time! Visiting in the colder months is still a magical time to explore the winding cobblestone streets and uncover the mysticism that makes Salem oh-so bewitching. Why …
The Salem Inn: Historic and Eco-Friendly Accommodations
The Salem Inn might immerse visitors in old world charm, but it’s opted to modernize in a very special way – by going green. This was a decision made by the owners, Dick and Diane Pabich, as they felt being good stewards to the environment was their duty as property owners. This decision is also in keeping with Salem’s 2021 …
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast, Salem, MA, Celebrates the Bewitched Statue
Lappin Park is a lovely little green spot in the center of Salem, where the two main street, Essex and Washington, cross. And in the park there resides one of the most famous statues in all of Salem: Samantha, the nose-twitching witch (Elizabeth Montgomery) from the 1960s TV Land show, Bewitched. This beautiful 9-foot bronze statue was erected in …
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast, Salem, MA, Explores Real Pirates Salem
Opened in 2022, Real Pirates Salem, one of Salem’s top tourist destinations, teaches a fascinating tale of pirates, treasure, and lost love. Replica of the Whydah’s Bell The shipwreck of the Whydah was discovered by Barry Clifford in 1984 off of Cape Cod. Buried somewhere between 10 and 50 feet of sand, it took careful study of historic documents …
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast, Salem, MA Invites You to Explore the Salem Farmers’ Market
The Salem Farmers’ Market is a wonder for the senses. The dusky smell of a fresh tomato and the fragrant aroma of bunch of basil, locally grown. The colorful murals on Artists’ Row, painted by local artists. The delicious taste of a Napali rice bowl or the sweetness of homemade fudge. Live entertainment—music by local musicians and a 4:00 …
A Warm Welcome to Ray Swartz, Tour Guide at the Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast, Salem, MA
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast is thrilled to be working with historian Ray Swartz to provide history buffs the most comprehensive tours in Salem. His tours can be booked through Ray’s website here, or by purchasing one of the Inn’s History Lover’s Package. The package includes a copy of the book A Season With the Witch by Edgar …
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast, Salem, MA, is Thrilled to Discover the World of Wizardry
Meet Professor Spindlewink! When you enter Professor Spindlewink’s World of Wizardry magic laboratory, you know you are in for something special. Dusty books are piled up on a shelf next to potion bottles, a cauldron bubbles and steams, and a raven talks. Then, as you gaze around, trying to take in all the magical objects and tools, the holographic …
The Salem Inn Bed and Breakfast in Salem MA Invites You to Explore Winter Island
Winter Island, at 50 Winter Island Rd., is my favorite spot in Salem. It is a maritime park, and less than a ten-minute drive from the Inn. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, you can take a Blue Bike (these bikes are for rent all over Salem. Soon to come—a blog post about this program that promotes riding bikes rather than …
