Salem Kids Slightly Spooky Tour

Overview

This tour combines true tales from Salem’s past with some mild ghost stories just for kids age 6+. Our aim is not to scare the heck out of your kids, but to provide a little shiver and bit of mystery for kids who like ghost stories. We are also telling you intriguing historical facts as well. This tour follows a route that is near the downtown, but it’s a little off the beaten path, very picturesque, and you’ll feel as if you stepped back in time. The tour ends at our historic and creepy Broad Street Cemetery, which was established in 1655. Meets at 316 Essex Street.
For over twelve years, parents traveling with kids have chosen Salem Kids Tours for a fun, well-researched and fascinating trip through time. Many times we have heard from kids, “I didn’t want the tour to end.” Parents have described our tours as the highlight of their trip to Salem. We are happy to show you around. We love kids, we understand their unique needs, and we look forward to meeting you on one of our tours.

City: Salem

Sun 22 Jun

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Starting at $18.00

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Sun 22 Jun

Starting at $18.00

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What's Included

All of our guides are teachers.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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.

What To Expect

Pickering House

Find out how the inhabitants of this house lived in the 17th century and their connection to the Witch Trials

Broad Street Cemetery

Enter if you dare! Visit the final resting spot of many Salem people of note, and surround yourself with the mystery of Salem's second oldest (1655) Christian burial ground. (Note that this stop is challenging/impossible to access for those on wheels. If you use a walker or wheelchair, this stop is not accessible).

Hamilton Hall

Why did this elegant ballroom enrage a Salem minister, and what is the connection to Alexander Hamilton?

Salem Athenaeum

Find out about the Athenaeum's most famous member and his belief i in the supernatural

Ropes Mansion and Garden

Hocus Pocus filming location! See the home and garden of a famously haunted house!

The Witch House at Salem

Home of Witchcraft Trials judge

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