2025 Salem Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#springwander Salem in Massachusetts is famous for its witch trials. It’s a short distance away from Boston and makes the perfect day trip from there. Spring is a great time to visit this town and walk around soaking in the spring weather. The city has a lot of history and has several attractions such as Salem witch village, cemetery etc. The most unique building I saw was the black building. There are lots of museums here as well. I really liked checking this unique place this spring. I highly recommend you to check it out as well.

#getgoing2025 #trip #myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #citydaytours #localguides #salem Salem is popularly known for its witch trials. We had a fantastic here during our visit. The place had several alleys with Great Wall art that I really appreciate. There is so much history behind this place and has a lot of attractions to cover such as the witch trials memorial, the burying point etc. It’s a great day trip to make from Boston. I definitely recommend checking this place for its eerie and historic vibes.

Think of Salem, Massachusetts on of course most people’s first though is its infamous witch trails and subsequent Halloween celebrations. However, this shouldn’t be the only reason which you visit, aside from witchcraft the town has a fascinating history being one of the first colonies in the new world as well as a rich maritime history all of which can be discovered at its informative visitor centre. #getgoing2025 #salem #history

Took a trip to Salem and had to visit the Hocus Pocus famous locations! Town hall, Allison’s house and Max and Danny’s house. (Off the beaten path) #hocuspocus

Across Salem, Massachusetts there are several homes, some of the oldest in the United States, which are of significant historical importance. These include the wooden framed John Ward house one of the best surviving examples of 17th century life, the Joshua Ward house is one of the earliest examples of brick housing in the area and was built on the site of the house where the high sheriff who presided over the witch trails lived. Finally, there’s the house of the 7 gables made famous by the author Nathaniel Hawthorne, where you can now have guided tours of the mansion. #2024mapped #salem

Just mentioning the name Salem anywhere around the world and most people’s first thought will be focused on the supernatural. The small city on the Massachusetts coastline has drawn visitors year on year to learn more about its sordid history. Cashing in on this centuries long craze many of the local shops are tailored towards visitors looking to learn more about which craft.. #2024mapped #Witchcraft

The town of Salem, Massachusetts is of course famous for its 1692 witch trails and the subsequent fascination that has developed around the town ever since, especially during Halloween. However famous this event was, the town itself does hold a fascinating history aside from witchcraft. One of the first places in the US to be settled by Europeans, Salem is home to one of the oldest wharfs in the country, the oldest sweatshop and the Custom House immortalised by Nathaniel Hawthorne in the Scarlet letter. #2024mapped #salem #History

The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) is located in Salem, Massachusetts, USA. It is one of the oldest continuously operating museums in the United States and one of the most important art and cultural institutions in New England. 1. Museum Overview History: The history of PEM dates back to 1799, when the East India Marine Society was founded by merchants and seamen in Salem to showcase the treasures they brought back from around the world. The museum merged with the Peabody Museum in 1992 to form the current Peabody Essex Museum. Exhibitions: The museum's exhibitions cover a wide range of topics, from early American art to contemporary art, from Asian art to maritime history, from architecture to photography. Architecture: The museum's architecture is a work of art in itself, including some historic buildings and modern architecture. 2. Main Exhibitions Early American Art: Showcases American art from the 18th and early 19th centuries, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. Asian Art: Showcases art from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia, including paintings, ceramics, sculptures, and textiles. Maritime History: Showcases exhibits related to maritime history, including ship models, nautical charts, navigational instruments, and sailors' personal items. Contemporary Art: Showcases works by contemporary artists, including paintings, photography, installations, and multimedia art. Architecture and Design: Showcases exhibits related to architecture and design, including architectural models, design drawings, and furniture. 3. Visitor Information Opening Hours: The museum's opening hours may vary depending on the season and special events, so it is recommended to check the latest information on the official website in advance. Tickets: Single-entry and annual pass options are available, with discounts for family and student tickets. Transportation: The museum is located in downtown Salem and can be reached by train, bus, bicycle, or car. Dining: There is a café in the museum offering light meals and drinks. 4. Visiting Tips Plan Ahead: As the museum has a wide range of exhibitions and activities, it is recommended to plan ahead for the exhibitions and activities you want to see. Allow Enough Time: Allow at least half a day to a full day to fully experience the museum. Join a Guided Tour: The museum offers guided tours to help you better understand the exhibits and the history of the museum. Safety: Follow the museum's rules, especially when participating in interactive activities. 5. Special Events Family Activities: On weekends and holidays, the museum hosts activities designed especially for families and children. Educational Programs: Offers a variety of educational programs and workshops for visitors of all ages. Lectures and Seminars: The museum regularly hosts lectures and seminars related to art and culture.

I'd recommend going during the off months. We went in March and it was pretty incredible seeing the history and soaking in the humbling things that happened here. I enjoyed the cemetery the most. I was able to pay my respects to the women our history books spoke of. the rich and sobering history of Salem and it's surrounding cities are really something everyone should experience ince in their lifetime.

Halloween 2023 in Salem, MA with my boyfriend. He surprised me with a trip to the Satanic Temple there & it was BEAUTIFUL!

Hawaii, located in the central Pacific off the west coast of the United States, is made up of 132 islands, with the capital Honolulu located on Oahu. This unique island state is known for its endless natural beauty and rich outdoor activities, attracting countless tourists every year. The most fascinating place in Hawaii is Waikiki Beach, where the weather is sunny all year round, the water is blue and the sky is clear, making it an ideal place for swimming, surfing, boating and fishing. From mid-December to the end of March the following year is the best time to visit the beaches of Hawaii. During this time, the weather is comfortable, the activities are rich, and it is a great time to enjoy the sun and the beach. And in the off-season from April to mid-December, many tourist attractions and activities are discounted, which is a good time for tourists to save money. Hawaii's climate is mild, with average summer temperatures around 30°C, making it very suitable for outdoor activities. Whether you want to relax on the beautiful beach or experience adventurous outdoor sports, you can meet your needs here. In general, Hawaii is an incomparable tourist paradise, offering endless beauty and rich activities for tourists. Whether you are on vacation or seeking adventure, you can leave unforgettable memories here.

One of my favorite cities that I've ever visited in the US and I knew it would be as I was obsessed with learning about the witch trials at a young age. The entire area is the quintessential fall location. By September leaves are all around. Let's get some logistics out of the way first ! Budget, Price, Breakdown : 4 days Flights - $112 roundtrip Hotel - $453 Car - $351 Food - $200 Shopping- $250 Misc - $60 (parking) Total - $1450 (rounded) All Soul's Lounge The best late night bar I've ever been to!! I had the best time. We had the best food. Grilled cheeses, soups, but you go here for the drinks!!!! They're delish and stronggggggg. We met some locals and went out dancing. 10/10 would recommend. Rebecca Nurse Homestead One of the still standing properties from the witch trials. Rebecca Nurse was one of the women accused of witchcraft. Her home was preserved by her estate and you can tour it today. It's very heavy energy, ground yourself if you go. I specifically wanted to connect to the men and women who got murdered during this time. That is why the city is popular and I always want to honor the why albeit a terrible history. The Mushroom Witch forest tour The best spent time. If you want to frolic in the woods and learn about herbology DO THIS!!! I spent most of my time giggling because the euphoria of being in the woods just took me back to being a little girl in North Carolina (yep I'm from there). She has a lot of knowledge about what grows in the area. Witch House This was the home of one of the judges during the trail. Now I'll play around about a lot but I don't play about energy. I wasn't going in this house. Nope. Walking closer to it I could feel the hatred. I could feel the oppression so I didn't pay to go inside. Also I wasn't in the city to give money to the murderers but rather the victims and their descendants and the city overall. It is a traditional Salem early settlement home. And that’s just the half of it! #salem #fallingforfall #spookyseason

is a fun place to bring your kids to go there. very educational not magical

#passionpassport Winter Island Park is owned and managed by the historic city of Salem, Massachusetts. It is situated on the waterfront of Salem Harbor, a short distance from the downtown area. It is the closest campground to Boston, Massachusetts on the North Shore. The campground offers 22 tent campsites and 28 RV campsites. The staff was VERY nice and very accommodating. It is walking distance to a nice beach area and a lighthouse. Be aware that getting to this park is challenging but doable. You need to drive through downtown Salem with narrow roads and some tight turns. It is worth the effort. #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations