At a glance
Stops
9 stops
listed below
Setting
Outdoors, no buildings entered
Every figure above is read from the tour’s GetYourGuide listing, on 14 September 2026, and moves when the listing moves. Where the listing states nothing — a group size, say — this page states nothing.
Tour route
The listing publishes the stops and their order, nothing more: no distance between them and no time at each, so that is all this route claims. The guide adjusts the order for crowds; the set of places stays the same. 9 stops · starts at 32 Derby Square · ends at Salem Witch Trials Memorial.
- 01 32 Derby Square start
- 02 Old Town Hall
- 03 Essex Street
- 04 Bewitched Sculpture
- 05 The Witch House
- 06 McIntire Historic District
- 07 Ropes Mansion and Garden
- 08 Chestnut Street District
- 09 Salem Witch Trials Memorial end
All stops are exterior and in the historic center unless the listing says otherwise.
What you'll experience
The listing's own highlights: Uncover eerie tales of the supernatural on a captivating walking tour; Stroll past the historic Witch House at Salem and Old Town Hall; Get an overview of the infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692-1693.
Best for: value, mixed group.
after dark · value, mixed group
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Cheaper alternative: Salem Night Tour: Haunt and History, from $30. A first night in Salem.
Included and not included
Included
- ✓Guided walking tour
- ✓Licensed guide
Not included
- ✕Gratuities for the guide
Nothing indoors is included: every stop on this walk is seen from the street. A museum or a house ticket is bought separately. Tips for the guide are not, and are the usual way to say thank you.
Meeting point
meet at
Named on the booking confirmation
The listing does not fix one address for this walk: the meeting point depends on the option booked, and the confirmation names it. Check it the day before, and arrive a few minutes early in October, when several tours share the same corners.
From the commuter rail station it is a short walk. If driving, use a downtown garage and leave the car; the closest streets close on peak weekends. The listing says nothing about restrooms, so use the ones at the station or a cafe before the start.
Access and mobility
Wheelchair
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Stroller
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Distance
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Standing time
2 hours
on foot for the length of the walk
Restrooms
Not stated
plan before the start
Service animals
Not stated
not stated on the listing
The listing states no mobility restriction for this walk. The route is on public sidewalks, which in Salem means brick and cobble.
What you should know
Tours run rain or shine.
The tour does not enter any buildings; it is an outdoor activity only.
Not allowed on the tour: alcohol and drugs.
Traveler reviews
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“Very informative and entertaining tour. Topher did a wonderful job and I loved getting the history of Salem beyond what I already knew.”
“Our guide was awesome! Very good at explaining the history of Salem, the people and the witch trials. I was hoping for more haunting stories but we only had two hours.”
“Sean was a wonderful tour guide, historian, and story teller! He told us about the story of the Witch Trials of course but we learned a lot about Salem itself, too. A fantastic tour!”
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