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Salem: Historic Schooner Sailing Cruise

Salem: Historic Schooner Sailing Cruise

Ride aboard a full-scale replica of the first American privateer schooner to get to sea during the War of 1812. Marvel at the scenery, drink a beverage, and get up close to a vessel that has been modelled on the original Fame which was the first privateer to send in a captured vessel. Sail from Pickering Wharf Marina in downtown Salem, MA, with as many as five times daily and witness the picturesque sights along the way - a great trip for all ages. Learn about Salem Sound, where pirates, privateers, East Indiamen, and men of war have been making history for 400-years. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this vessel, which seized over 20 prizes in the waters off Maine, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick before being lost in the Bay of Fundy in 1814.

From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour

From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour

Join a captivating journey from Boston to the historic town of Salem, Massachusetts. Delve into the intriguing history that has made Salem so renowned. Your guide will take you on a fascinating tour through time, starting with the famous Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Learn about the moral panic, hysteria, and conflict that engulfed the town during that fateful period and the solemn reminders of the innocents whose lives were forever changed. Discover the stories of key figures like Tituba, a woman accused of witchcraft, and Judge Hathorne, who presided over the trials. Visit the Salem Witch Museum and enjoy free time to look through the exhibits. Stop at the house from Hocus Pocus and get your photo taken outside of it. Head to the Essex Street Witch House Museum to learn about Judge Jonathan Corwin, another figure who presided over the witch trials. As you explore the narrow streets and charming architecture, catch glimpses of the colonial past that still resonates throughout the town. Hear tales of the city's maritime heritage, with trade and seafaring shaping Salem's development into a bustling port. Visit the stunning Salem Maritime National Historic Site, to gain insight into Salem's vital role in America's early maritime history. Enjoy some free time in the town to buy souvenirs and get food before returning to the bus. Leave this enchanting town with a deeper knowledge of its captivating past.

Boston: Salem and North Shore Private Guided Tour

Boston: Salem and North Shore Private Guided Tour

Embark on a private guided tour from Boston to Salem and the picturesque North Shore. Journey northward along the Atlantic Coast and stop in several seaside towns to explore their maritime heritage, pristine beaches, charming streets, and historic homes. Start with pickup from your accommodation and travel to the town of Salem. Discover the real stories behind Salem’s most infamous event, the Salem Witch Trials, at the sites where they occurred. Stop at Salem cemetery where several notable residents, including a notorious judge who presided over the Salem Witch Trials, are buried. You can also choose to visit The House of the Seven Gables, the Salem Witch Museum, and Essex Street, Salem’s vibrant downtown district. Next, venture to the Cape Ann peninsula, which includes idyllic Manchester-by-the-Sea, known for its beaches and upscale boutiques, and Gloucester, a bustling port with historic lighthouses and thriving art scene. Admire the postcard-perfect village of Rockport, a perfect place to enjoy ocean views, listen to the waves crashing on the shore, and see the most-painted building in America, Motif No. 1. After a day of exploration, relax on the return journey to Boston, with drop-off at your accommodation.

Salem, MA: Merchants & Mansions: an architecture tour

Salem, MA: Merchants & Mansions: an architecture tour

Do you love architecture? We do! No trip to Salem is complete without a tour of the most beautiful section of Salem, the McIntire district. Come experience over three centuries of architecture from First Period American, to Georgian Colonial and the famous Federal style. Your licensed guide will walk you through the cobblestone streets of Salem, discovering hidden gems and sharing stories of Salem's rise to becoming the wealthiest city in the country in the 18th century. We also discuss the Merchants homes that paved the way from basic saltbox colonial to colonial mansions. Witch City Walking Tours is unlike any other tour because guides will give you the truth about what happened in Salem’s Past. All tours are run by locals, teachers, professionals and historians who are passionate about Salem. Find out all the little ins and outs of this historic, beautiful diverse city. Our guides will take time answering each and every question you may have. A tour with Witch City Walking Tours is not to be missed while visiting Salem! We are Dog friendly and Handicap accessible! We do not enter any buildings on this tour, this is an outdoor activity only. Our Tours run RAIN or SHINE. We do NOT cancel for weather. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring rain gear if needed. New England weather can be unpredictable, so wear layers. ***Please note, we may book up to 39 people per tour *** Tickets purchased prior to September 17 and after November 11 are refundable with a 24-hour cancellation by email at info@witchcitywalkingtours.com. No exceptions. We do have a strict cancellation policy. However, we do try to accommodate schedule changes if space allows, so if you do have a change request please send us an email. All ticket sales are final between September 17 and November 11 are non-refundable. No exceptions. By choosing to purchase a ticket, you and your ticketed guests will be agreeing to our liability waiver which includes a release of liability on our tours as well as a photo release. Please see the waiver here https://www.witchcitywalkingtours.com/liability-waiver

Pickering Wharf Marina: Our most recommended tours and activities

Salem: Historic Schooner Sailing Cruise

Salem: Historic Schooner Sailing Cruise

Ride aboard a full-scale replica of the first American privateer schooner to get to sea during the War of 1812. Marvel at the scenery, drink a beverage, and get up close to a vessel that has been modelled on the original Fame which was the first privateer to send in a captured vessel. Sail from Pickering Wharf Marina in downtown Salem, MA, with as many as five times daily and witness the picturesque sights along the way - a great trip for all ages. Learn about Salem Sound, where pirates, privateers, East Indiamen, and men of war have been making history for 400-years. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this vessel, which seized over 20 prizes in the waters off Maine, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick before being lost in the Bay of Fundy in 1814.

From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour

From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour

Join a captivating journey from Boston to the historic town of Salem, Massachusetts. Delve into the intriguing history that has made Salem so renowned. Your guide will take you on a fascinating tour through time, starting with the famous Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Learn about the moral panic, hysteria, and conflict that engulfed the town during that fateful period and the solemn reminders of the innocents whose lives were forever changed. Discover the stories of key figures like Tituba, a woman accused of witchcraft, and Judge Hathorne, who presided over the trials. Visit the Salem Witch Museum and enjoy free time to look through the exhibits. Stop at the house from Hocus Pocus and get your photo taken outside of it. Head to the Essex Street Witch House Museum to learn about Judge Jonathan Corwin, another figure who presided over the witch trials. As you explore the narrow streets and charming architecture, catch glimpses of the colonial past that still resonates throughout the town. Hear tales of the city's maritime heritage, with trade and seafaring shaping Salem's development into a bustling port. Visit the stunning Salem Maritime National Historic Site, to gain insight into Salem's vital role in America's early maritime history. Enjoy some free time in the town to buy souvenirs and get food before returning to the bus. Leave this enchanting town with a deeper knowledge of its captivating past.

Boston: Salem and North Shore Private Guided Tour

Boston: Salem and North Shore Private Guided Tour

Embark on a private guided tour from Boston to Salem and the picturesque North Shore. Journey northward along the Atlantic Coast and stop in several seaside towns to explore their maritime heritage, pristine beaches, charming streets, and historic homes. Start with pickup from your accommodation and travel to the town of Salem. Discover the real stories behind Salem’s most infamous event, the Salem Witch Trials, at the sites where they occurred. Stop at Salem cemetery where several notable residents, including a notorious judge who presided over the Salem Witch Trials, are buried. You can also choose to visit The House of the Seven Gables, the Salem Witch Museum, and Essex Street, Salem’s vibrant downtown district. Next, venture to the Cape Ann peninsula, which includes idyllic Manchester-by-the-Sea, known for its beaches and upscale boutiques, and Gloucester, a bustling port with historic lighthouses and thriving art scene. Admire the postcard-perfect village of Rockport, a perfect place to enjoy ocean views, listen to the waves crashing on the shore, and see the most-painted building in America, Motif No. 1. After a day of exploration, relax on the return journey to Boston, with drop-off at your accommodation.

Salem, MA: Merchants & Mansions: an architecture tour

Salem, MA: Merchants & Mansions: an architecture tour

Do you love architecture? We do! No trip to Salem is complete without a tour of the most beautiful section of Salem, the McIntire district. Come experience over three centuries of architecture from First Period American, to Georgian Colonial and the famous Federal style. Your licensed guide will walk you through the cobblestone streets of Salem, discovering hidden gems and sharing stories of Salem's rise to becoming the wealthiest city in the country in the 18th century. We also discuss the Merchants homes that paved the way from basic saltbox colonial to colonial mansions. Witch City Walking Tours is unlike any other tour because guides will give you the truth about what happened in Salem’s Past. All tours are run by locals, teachers, professionals and historians who are passionate about Salem. Find out all the little ins and outs of this historic, beautiful diverse city. Our guides will take time answering each and every question you may have. A tour with Witch City Walking Tours is not to be missed while visiting Salem! We are Dog friendly and Handicap accessible! We do not enter any buildings on this tour, this is an outdoor activity only. Our Tours run RAIN or SHINE. We do NOT cancel for weather. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring rain gear if needed. New England weather can be unpredictable, so wear layers. ***Please note, we may book up to 39 people per tour *** Tickets purchased prior to September 17 and after November 11 are refundable with a 24-hour cancellation by email at info@witchcitywalkingtours.com. No exceptions. We do have a strict cancellation policy. However, we do try to accommodate schedule changes if space allows, so if you do have a change request please send us an email. All ticket sales are final between September 17 and November 11 are non-refundable. No exceptions. By choosing to purchase a ticket, you and your ticketed guests will be agreeing to our liability waiver which includes a release of liability on our tours as well as a photo release. Please see the waiver here https://www.witchcitywalkingtours.com/liability-waiver

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