• Pickering House - Discover the lifestyle of the 17th-century residents and their ties to the Witch Trials.
• Broad Street Cemetery - Enter if you dare! Explore the final resting place of many notable Salem figures and immerse yourself in the enigma of Salem’s second oldest (1655) Christian burial ground. (Please note, this stop is difficult or impossible to access for those using wheels. If you rely on a walker or wheelchair, this stop is not accessible).
• Hamilton Hall - What caused this sophisticated ballroom to anger a Salem minister, and how is it linked to Alexander Hamilton?
• Chestnut Street - We will view the exterior of the house where the renowned author Nathaniel Hawthorne lived with his wife Sofia and their children.
• Salem Athenaeum - Learn about the Athenaeum’s most famous member and his belief in the supernatural.
• Ropes Mansion and Garden - A filming location for Hocus Pocus! Visit the home and garden of a famously haunted house!
• Witch House - The residence of a Witchcraft Trials judge.

• All guides are experienced teachers.

• The tour is all outdoors

This excursion merges genuine stories from Salem’s history with some light ghostly tales designed for children above the age of 6. Our intent isn’t to frighten your children excessively, but to offer a touch of thrill and a certain level of enigma for kids who appreciate ghost tales. In addition, you’ll be introduced to captivating historical facts. The tour route is conveniently located near the city center but is slightly deviated from the usual routes, offering a beautiful and historic view that gives the sensation of traveling back in time. The journey culminates at our ancient and eerie Broad Street Cemetery, founded in 1655. The meeting point is at 316 Essex Street.
For more than a dozen years, families on vacation have preferred Salem Kids Tours for an intriguing and informative time travel. On numerous occasions, we have received feedback from children expressing their wish for the tour to not conclude. Our tours have been praised by parents as the main highlight of their Salem visit. We are eager to guide you through this journey. We find joy in children, comprehend their unique requirements, and look forward to your presence in our tours.

• We cross streets, navigate over uneven pavement and bricks, and climb a small hill to get into the Broad Street Cemetery. Wheelchair users will not be able to access our final stop.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.