Salem Witch City Tour-A Hauntingly Good Time

Salem - The Witch City Tour

Salem

The Witch City Tour is an interesting and exciting revisiting of history.

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	The Witch City Tour   2 or More Nights Hotel Accommodations

While vacationing in Boston, why not take some time to visit the site of one of the most tragic and controversial group of trials in American history? The Salem Witch City Tour Vacation Package includes admission to the Salem Witch City Tour, as well as two night's hotel accommodations at any of the Boston hotels available on our website.

During your tour you'll be taken first to Abbott Hall in Marbleland, which isn't directly connect to the Witch Trials, but is the home of the original Spirit of '76 painting, a memorial from the same era of history. Abbott Hall is also the birthplace of the American Navy.

You'll next travel to the Salem Witch Museum. Designed to transport you back to 1692 the museum is full of artifacts and historical information related to the Salem Witch Trials. See life size figurines, listen to narration, and take a step back in time.

During this tour you'll also visit Salem Common Park, the Salem Visitor's Center, and the Salem Trolley. Boarding the trolley will grant you access to Burying Point and the Witch Trials Memorial.

After spending time investigating the horror that was the Salem Witch Trials you'll move on to Pickering Wharf where you'll be able to grab a bite to eat and shop. You'll also stop by Hawthorne's Custom House, immortalized by Hawthorne's controversial book The Scarlet Letter. Then you're off to the inspiration of another book, the House of the Seven Gables, which is also the oldest surviving mansion in New England?

This five and a half hour tour is both eye opening and enthralling. On your next weekend jaunt, why not head down to Boston and experience all of this for yourself? I promise you, you'll have a hauntingly good time!