• Salem Witch Trials Memorial - Before visiting the Witch Trials Memorial, stop at the PICKMAN HOUSE, one of the oldest houses in Salem, to hear fascinating stories about this location. The Witch Trials Memorial is suitable for all ages and is surrounded on three sides by a handcrafted granite wall. The stone threshold at the entrance of the Memorial is inscribed with the victims’ declarations of innocence. Benches within the Memorial bear the names and execution dates of each of the 20 victims.

• Old Burying Point Cemetery - Also known as the Charter Street Cemetery, the Old Burying Point Cemetery is the oldest maintained cemetery in Salem and one of the oldest in the United States. Established in 1637, it is the final resting place of several notable figures from Salem.

• Salem Old Town Hall - Salem’s Old Town Hall, a Federal-style building constructed in 1816, is the namesake of the Old Town Hall National Historic District. No longer used for municipal operations, it now serves as a cultural and rental facility for the Salem, MA community. This beautiful two-story brick building, located in the historic heart of downtown Salem, features Palladian windows, carved wood details, antique chandeliers, decorative columns, and hardwood floors.

• Bewitched Statue of Elizabeth Montgomery - This six-foot-tall bronze statue depicts Samantha Stephens, the character Elizabeth Montgomery played in the 1960s sitcom “Bewitched,” sitting sidesaddle on a broom next to a crescent moon. Several episodes of the show were filmed in Salem in 1970, a fact that the city proudly embraces. This iconic spot is perfect for photos.

• Witch House - The Witch House was the home of Jonathan Corwin (1640-1718), uncle of High Sheriff George Corwin, and is the only remaining building with direct ties to the Salem Witch Trials. Jonathan Corwin served on the court of Oyer and Terminer that convicted the accused witches. Roger Williams also lived in the house before founding Providence Plantation (Rhode Island). The house was moved 11 meters from its original location to accommodate road widening in the 1940s.

• Turner’s Seafood at Lyceum Hall - Salem - This location was once the property of Bridget Bishop, the first person executed for witchcraft during the Salem witch trials in 1692. After visiting this place, we will continue to the site of the infamous Salem Jail, where many people accused of practicing witchcraft were imprisoned before being hanged.

• Roger Conant Statue - In 1913, Henry Hudson Kitson, renowned for the Lexington Minuteman Memorial, sculpted this statue of Roger Conant, the founder of the English settlement in Salem.

• Peabody Essex Museum - Enjoy a Tarot and palm reading experience by the host tour guide, who is an experienced Tarot reader, numerologist, and palmistry master.

• 15 min Tarot reading from the host tour guide
• Tour available in English, French, Spanish and Italian

• Private transportation
• Tea and coffee
• Gratuities

This tour is designed for who is interested in esotericism, clairvoyance, history and mystery

Join us for a thrilling Psychic and Witch walking tour in Salem, MA! This tour is designed for who is interested in esotericism, clairvoyance and mystery as you are not only going to learn about the dark and mysterious history of Salem, the infamous “Witch City.” But also, you going to experience a clairvoyance tarot and palmistry session by your tour guide who is a renowned professional tarot reader, numerologist and master in palmistry. Get ready to explore Salem and discover the chilling tales of the Salem Witch Trials as we walk through the historic streets. In this tour you’ll learn about the accused witches, their trials, and the superstitions that gripped the town centuries agoDon’t miss out on this captivating journey through Salem’s bewitching past!

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