



by Salem Ghosts By Us Ghost Adventures
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$59.98This one-hour walking tour in Salem visits several sites linked to the city’s witch trial history and reported hauntings. A licensed, trained guide leads the group along cobblestone streets, sharing detailed stories of the 1692 witch trials, tragic events, and ghostly whispers associated with each location. The tour starts at Turner’s at Lyceum Hall, located on the site of Bridget Bishop’s house, the first woman executed during the trials, where ghostly activity has been reported. Next, the group proceeds to the Witch House, the former home of Judge Jonathan Corwin, known for its connection to the trials and reported spectral sightings. The tour continues to Ropes Mansion, built in 1727, where the story of Abigail Ropes, who died in a fireplace accident, is told alongside accounts of her ghost. The Salem Athenaeum, a historic brick library that survived the Great Fire of 1914, is included, with reports of paranormal activity linked to the building. The Salem Inn, a historic hotel with a reputation for unexplained encounters, is another stop. The Joshua Ward House, a mansion associated with witch trial history and reputed hauntings, is also visited. The final stop is Wicked Good Books, where ghost stories and whispered tales related to the location are shared. The guide provides all narration, but entry inside private buildings is not included. Tips for the guide are not included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The dress code is smart casual. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is recommended.
Turner’s at Lyceum Hall
Turner’s at Lyceum Hall stands on the site of Bridget Bishop’s house, the first woman executed in the 1692 witch trials. The building is associated with ghost sightings and eerie events connected to the trials.
8 min
The Witch House at Salem
The Witch House was Judge Jonathan Corwin’s home during the witch trials. It has a reputation for a chilling atmosphere and reports of ghostly figures linked to the trials.
9 min
Ropes Mansion and Garden
Built in 1727, Ropes Mansion is known for the tragic death of Abigail Ropes by a fireplace accident. Her ghost is said to haunt the mansion’s rooms.
8 min
Salem Athenaeum
This brick library served as a refuge during the Great Fire of 1914, which caused many deaths. It is also known for ghost sightings and unexplained events tied to the fire.
9 min
Salem Inn
The Salem Inn is a historic hotel reputed for unusual occurrences reported by guests and staff, linked to its long-standing history.
8 min
John Ward House
Built in 1784, the Joshua Ward House is a mansion with a history of hauntings. It was once owned by a wealthy merchant and served as a witch trial headquarters, with many ghost reports.
8 min
Wicked Good Books
This stop shares the history and ghost stories related to Wicked Good Books.
9 min
Tours meet outside Salem Five Savings Bank. Your guide will be wearing a black US Ghost Adventures t-shirt and carrying a lantern. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of the tour.
End point
Our tour will end at Wicked Good Books, where your guide will recount eerie tales before sending you on your way.




by Salem Ghosts By Us Ghost Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$59.98This one-hour walking tour in Salem visits several sites linked to the city’s witch trial history and reported hauntings. A licensed, trained guide leads the group along cobblestone streets, sharing detailed stories of the 1692 witch trials, tragic events, and ghostly whispers associated with each location. The tour starts at Turner’s at Lyceum Hall, located on the site of Bridget Bishop’s house, the first woman executed during the trials, where ghostly activity has been reported. Next, the group proceeds to the Witch House, the former home of Judge Jonathan Corwin, known for its connection to the trials and reported spectral sightings. The tour continues to Ropes Mansion, built in 1727, where the story of Abigail Ropes, who died in a fireplace accident, is told alongside accounts of her ghost. The Salem Athenaeum, a historic brick library that survived the Great Fire of 1914, is included, with reports of paranormal activity linked to the building. The Salem Inn, a historic hotel with a reputation for unexplained encounters, is another stop. The Joshua Ward House, a mansion associated with witch trial history and reputed hauntings, is also visited. The final stop is Wicked Good Books, where ghost stories and whispered tales related to the location are shared. The guide provides all narration, but entry inside private buildings is not included. Tips for the guide are not included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The dress code is smart casual. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is recommended.
Turner’s at Lyceum Hall
Turner’s at Lyceum Hall stands on the site of Bridget Bishop’s house, the first woman executed in the 1692 witch trials. The building is associated with ghost sightings and eerie events connected to the trials.
8 min
The Witch House at Salem
The Witch House was Judge Jonathan Corwin’s home during the witch trials. It has a reputation for a chilling atmosphere and reports of ghostly figures linked to the trials.
9 min
Ropes Mansion and Garden
Built in 1727, Ropes Mansion is known for the tragic death of Abigail Ropes by a fireplace accident. Her ghost is said to haunt the mansion’s rooms.
8 min
Salem Athenaeum
This brick library served as a refuge during the Great Fire of 1914, which caused many deaths. It is also known for ghost sightings and unexplained events tied to the fire.
9 min
Salem Inn
The Salem Inn is a historic hotel reputed for unusual occurrences reported by guests and staff, linked to its long-standing history.
8 min
John Ward House
Built in 1784, the Joshua Ward House is a mansion with a history of hauntings. It was once owned by a wealthy merchant and served as a witch trial headquarters, with many ghost reports.
8 min
Wicked Good Books
This stop shares the history and ghost stories related to Wicked Good Books.
9 min
Tours meet outside Salem Five Savings Bank. Your guide will be wearing a black US Ghost Adventures t-shirt and carrying a lantern. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of the tour.
End point
Our tour will end at Wicked Good Books, where your guide will recount eerie tales before sending you on your way.