Places to visit in Salem

Visit this house built in 1668 built by the Turner Family see how they lived in Salem so many years ago.

A 8 min walk from the Thomas Brown House is the "PEM" a world class museum. Offering rotating exhibits and permeant collections of early American New England made furniture, nautical history and historical artifacts. A replica of Cleopatra's barge and 16 room fully reassembled Chinese mountain home in the museum! Also a beautiful gift shop!

A 8 min walk from the Thomas Brown House visit the museum to learn all the history of the witch trials. 

What was it like to be an accused witch in Salem in the 1600's? 

Featured in the movie Hocus Pocus. The stately mansion was home to three generations of the Ropes family​ and is recognized as one of New England's most significant and thoroughly documented historic houses. Enjoy a self guided tour here.

These 3 beautiful stores are owned by the same family. Each has unique gifts such as blankets, pillows, plants, planters, food items, dishes, candles, gift wrap, soaps and lotions. 

This seafood restaurant is a Salem favorite! Great fresh selection of seafood always consistently delicious in the heart of Salem.

This one of a kind shop features a unique selection of gifts, souvenirs, and spiritual tools.

This is a must visit!

Twin local sisters own this gift store with unique and eclectic array of home decor, housewares, and handcrafted jewelry, alongside exciting Salem-inspired locally made gifts and aromatherapy

Serving breakfast and brunch. Grab a seat at the counter, sip a handcrafted latte, and dive into one of their fan favorites.

Just steps away from the Thomas Brown House take a walk through this park in the heart of the city.

The Witch House was the home of Judge Jonathan Corwin (1640–1718) and is one of the few structures you can visit in Salem with direct ties to the Salem witch trials of 1692.

Fun for the whole family! See real artifacts from the shipwrecked Whydah Gally captured by pirate Samuel "Black Sam" Bellamy.

This walking tour is one that I recommend to all my guests! Jeff is a long time resident of Salem who delivers accurate facts based on his ongoing and extensive research in the history of Salem and those souls who lived here and effected its history.

Timothy Reagan and Leanne Marrama own this shop and are both Witches, united by friendship and magickal traditions. Here they provide readings and workshops. Also, you will find books, gifts and magical supplies.

This family owned business has a large selection of handcrafted silver jewelry, crystals, stones and fossils. 

The wood-burning fireplace, oak-paneled walls, winged back chairs and views of the Common make this tavern a must dine!

The store is filled with toys, kids’ books, puppets, games, puzzles and is just plain fun!

Red's Sandwich Shop is located in the historic London Coffee House ca. 1698, which was the meeting place of the Patriots before the America Revolution. Red's has been proudly serving the residents and tourists to Salem since 1945. Serving breakfast and lunch.

This french patisserie with exquisite desserts, breads and chocolates is run by brother and sister. All items are made using traditional French techniques with only the finest ingredients.