Traditional museum with rotation of exhibits, artwork, and more! Right in downtown Salem.
Great presentation on the history of the Salem Witch Trials. Low cost, informative, staple exhibit in Salem!
The Salem Witch Museum examines one of the most enduring and emotional events in American History, the Salem witch trials of 1692. The museum consists of two presentations. The first provides an immersive look into the events of 1692. Visitors experience the drama of that dark time though thirteen life-size stage sets, figures, lighting and narration as they are witness to the web of lies and intrigue of the Salem witch-hunt. Our second exhibit, Witches: Evolving Perceptions, explores the meaning behind the word witch and evolution of the image of the witch over time. This presentation focuses on the European witch trials and the background leading to the Salem witch trials. In addition, this presentation discusses the emergence of the stereotypical witch and the phenomenon of witch-hunting.
Check the link if you are super into Hocus Pocus AND MUST SEE that filming sites! If you want to see the Hocus Pocus house (aka Max and Dani's house), you can go to 4 Ocean Ave: "Today, you can visit the Hocus Pocus house, but you can only look at it. It’s still someone’s permanent residence and there are No Trespassing signs to discourage you from stepping too close. However, it’s at the end of a picturesque street that overlooks Salem Harbor and makes for great selfies. "
• Vibe Check : Dressed in Eclectic Antique Decor, this Italian DInner Spot is right out of Tuscany • The Goods : Authentic Italian Entrees, Pastas, Pizza & Soups
Have you not been on a Duck Boat Tour? IT IS A BOSTON MUST! The only tour operator that can traverse both land and water to deliver breathtaking views all in one tour. You’ll cruise by unique neighborhoods and historical landmarks that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts. We recommend going to the Museum of Science send off location since it has the best parking AND then you could also do the Museum of Science 😍
Planning to spend some time in Boston? Why not adventure to where we had our first date- the North End! Grab a famous cannoli, have the best Italian food, people watch, stroll through parks... don't forget to grab a kiss under the Columbus Park Trellis! Yes, that was our first kiss spot 😍
Great place to walk around for some local shops, big name stores, fantastic bites, and to see beautiful old historic buildings! We visit here yearly around the holidays, but can only imagine how much more fun it will be in the Summer 🤩 Close to the North End, Aquarium, launch spot for Duck Tours... you could make a day of it here! Quincy Market has turned into a festival marketplace where you can find colonnade eateries, lots of shops, pushcarts along the side of the buildings and street performers. All these make Quincy Market a popular place for locals to hang out and relax, and tourists to experience the historic town of Boston.