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Boston Salem Witch Tour with Broom Making

Discover Salem's witch trial history and craft a broom in a workshop on this 4-hour tour from Boston, complete with train travel and local insights.

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Important Information

  • Tour conducted in English
  • Walking tour covering 1-1.5 miles
  • Lunch not included; free time provided
  • Salem summers can be hot; bring water
  • Wheelchair/stroller accessible
  • Broom making class not for children under 10

Begin your adventure at Boston’s North Station, where a knowledgeable guide provides train tickets and insights into Salem's storied past. As you journey north, learn about the political and religious turmoil that sparked the infamous 1692 witch trials. Upon arrival, delve into Salem's history with a licensed guide, exploring key landmarks and hearing true tales of the trials. Transition from history to hands-on creativity at The Witchery, a charming studio where you’ll craft a unique broom. Afterward, enjoy free time to explore Salem’s historic sites and seafood spots before returning to Boston. Perfect for those seeking an enriching experience beyond myths.

Pros

  • Explore Salem's witch trial history
  • Craft your own broom in a workshop
  • Select a spell or charm at a local shop
  • Travel by train from Boston
  • Receive insider tips for Salem exploration

Includes

  • Round trip MBTA tickets from Boston
  • Broom-making class with all materials
  • Spell satchel
  • Local English-speaking guide

Excludes

  • Hotel pick-up/drop-off
  • Lunch
  • Gratuities

FAQ

  • What Is the Duration of the Tour?

    The tour lasts approximately 4 hours.

  • Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

    Children under 10 cannot participate in the broom-making class.

  • What Should I Bring?

    Bring comfortable walking shoes and water, especially in summer.

  • Where Does the Tour Start?

    The tour starts at North Station Boston, 135 Causeway St.

  • Is Lunch Included?

    Lunch is not included, but there is free time to eat.

$149
3.16Rating:

Tour Highlights

  • Explore Salem's witch trial history
  • Craft your own broom in a workshop
  • Select a spell or charm at a local shop
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