• Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center - This is the starting point for tours. Outside, visitors will find benches and a park with granite seating. Inside, there are National Park Service maritime exhibits, park rangers available for information, a gift shop, water for purchase, free restrooms, and seating areas.
• Peabody Essex Museum - Although the stop here is brief, it is highly recommended as the top museum to visit. It features the most accurate and impactful exhibit on the Salem Witch Trials.
• The Daniels House Historic Site - This location marks where the First Meetinghouse of Salem once stood, where the initial witch trials were conducted. A plaque on the building commemorates this. The current structure now hosts a restaurant on the ground floor.
• Rockafellas Restaurant - Located in the Daniel Low building, this restaurant is rumored to be haunted.
• Bewitched Statue of Elizabeth Montgomery - A notable landmark statue situated in the heart of downtown Salem.
• Ropes Mansion and Garden - This historic sea merchant’s mansion is reputed to be haunted and was used as “The Allison House” in the movie Hocus Pocus.
• Hamilton Hall - A prime example of Federal Architecture, designed by the renowned architect Samuel McIntire. Rich in history, including ties to the activist Remond Family, it is located on the picturesque Chestnut Street, often called the most beautiful street in America.
• Witch House - The oldest surviving home linked to the Salem Witch Trials, once the residence of Judge Jonathan Corwin, and believed to be haunted.
• The Merchant - This hotel, considered haunted, is situated on the former site of Sheriff George Corwin’s home, who was notorious for mistreating those accused of witchcraft.
• Salem Old Town Hall - Allegedly haunted, this community building in Derby Square was used for filming scenes from the movie Hocus Pocus.
• The Burying Point - A historic cemetery that predates the Salem Witch Trials.
• Salem Witch Trials Memorial - Located next to Charter Street Cemetery, this memorial features a granite bench for each victim of the Salem Witch Trials.

• Tours NEVER expire
• Freedom to explore at your own pace
• Offline map (no wifi or data needed)
• Turn-by-turn directions using GPS
• Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music

Stroll through Salem’s eerie history under the moonlit sky and uncover the true tales of witch trials, haunted houses, and restless spirits. A clear and friendly voice guides you through historic sites, sharing stories that will give you chills.

Begin whenever you choose. Take a moment to read ancient inscriptions, stand before haunted buildings, or gaze down alleys where shadows linger. Explore The Witch House, the Old Burying Point Cemetery, The Custom House, and hidden corners that locals whisper about. The guide also reveals secret paths that few venture.

The tour operates without the need for internet. It provides walking directions, spooky facts, and tips you’ll find useful time and again. The audio remains on your phone indefinitely.

Download the tour, lace up your shoes, and delve into Salem’s haunted history—step by step, story by story, at your own pace.

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