Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem
Is the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Worth It
The Witch Trial Walking Tour is a 90-minute walk from $29.99 per person, rated 4.32 by 40 travelers on GetYourGuide at the 23 September 2026 check. It names three of the five places of 1692 tracked on this site — the Witch House from outside, the Burying Point on Charter Street and the Witch Trials Memorial — the joint most of any walk, with SEE IT ALL. It also passes an 18th-century merchant hotel.
It is the only walk the partner marks “suitable for all ages”, which makes it the family choice on this site, and it runs rain or shine. The one weakness is the meeting point: the listing says the guide will be waiting to check you in, the description names the Salem Five bank, and the pin on the map sits by Salem Common. Confirm it with the operator after booking.
Yes, if you want the most trial sites in one walk, or you have children with you. $29.99 for 90 minutes, and the operator names three of the five places we track — the joint most of any walk. The honest minus: the meeting point is contradictory in the listing, so confirm it after booking. If you would rather meet at a fixed corner, the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk meets at 8 Central Street for $25.
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Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Reviews
The two quotes in this snapshot mention a personal walk — one reviewer was one of only two guests — and a guide who told a well-read visitor things she had not known. Forty reviews at 4.32 is a smaller base than the leaders’. Quotes are short extracts with the reviewer’s first name and month.
“We were the only 2 on the tour and it was very personal.”
Kimberly · Apr 2026Witch Trial Walking Tour
“I love history and have read a lot about the witch trials but she told us new things I have never knew of.”
Melissa · Aug 2024Witch Trial Walking Tour
Who Should Book the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem
Book it for the most trial sites in one walk or when you bring children. Skip it if an exact meeting point matters more than the route.
Four Things to Know Before Booking the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem
The walk runs rain or shine and is suitable for all ages in the partner’s words. Access details are not stated; cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.
ACCESS AND MOBILITY
The partner’s own words decide what we write here. It lists no restrictions. It does not state a distance. It runs rain or shine. If access is the deciding factor, message the operator through GetYourGuide before you book — it knows the route better than any listing.
Listed as wheelchair accessible in GetYourGuide’s own listing details; the operator’s description does not mention access. The partner marks the walk suitable for all ages; it lasts 90 minutes on city sidewalks. For a route the operator itself calls wheelchair accessible, take the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk.
What Does the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Cover
Ninety minutes with four named stops: the Witch House, an 18th-century merchant hotel, the Burying Point Cemetery and the Witch Trials Memorial. Three of them are places of 1692; the Witch House is passed outside, not visited.
Four named stops in 90 minutes, three of them places of 1692: the Witch House, passed outside — the listing calls it the only still-standing building with direct ties to the trials — the Burying Point on Charter Street and the Witch Trials Memorial, which stand next to each other.
- MEETConfirm after booking
- NAMED STOP · 1692Witch House (outside)
- NAMED STOP18th-century Merchant Hotel
- NAMED STOP · 1692Burying Point Cemetery, Charter St
- NAMED STOP · 1692Witch Trials Memorial
- END · 1:30Not published
Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Options: Which One to Book
At the 23 September 2026 check: from $29.99 per person, guided in English, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before and reserve now, pay later. Start times and any other option appear on GetYourGuide once you pick a date.
The calendar below is GetYourGuide’s own availability widget for the Witch Trial Walking Tour. It shows the dates that are still open, the options and the price for your party before you pay; the $29.99 we quote is the lowest adult price at the 23 September 2026 check. Booking opens on the partner’s site, and the ticket arrives on your phone.
What the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Includes and Who It Is Not For
The partner lists these inclusions: tour guide. Anything not on that list — entries, food, transport to the start — is not included unless the listing says so. Its not-suitable list is empty; the operator states no restrictions.
Where Does the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Meet
The listing contradicts itself: “you will see your tour guide waiting to check you in”, a description that names the Salem Five bank at 210 Essex Street, and a pin on the map by Salem Common and the Salem Witch Museum. The two places are about nine minutes apart on foot. Message the operator after booking.
Salem, MA — see below
- Confirm the start with the operator after booking.
- The map shows the partner’s pin, by Salem Common.
- The Salem Five bank is at 210 Essex Street, about nine minutes on foot from Salem Common.
Is the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Wheelchair Accessible
The partner’s own words decide what we write here. It lists no restrictions. It does not state a distance. It runs rain or shine. If access is the deciding factor, message the operator through GetYourGuide before you book — it knows the route better than any listing.
Listed as wheelchair accessible in GetYourGuide’s own listing details; the operator’s description does not mention access. The partner marks the walk suitable for all ages; it lasts 90 minutes on city sidewalks. For a route the operator itself calls wheelchair accessible, take the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk.
How the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem Compares
It shares the “most sites” spot with SEE IT ALL, which starts at the train station and has no reviews yet. The 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk costs $4.99 less and has 364 reviews, but names none of the five places.
Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem FAQ
How long is the Witch Trial Walking Tour Salem?▾
About 90 minutes, with four named stops: the Witch House from outside, an 18th-century merchant hotel, the Burying Point on Charter Street and the Witch Trials Memorial.
Is the Witch Trial Walking Tour good for kids?▾
It is the only walk on this site that the partner marks “suitable for all ages”. The Memorial names each person executed and how they died, which reads as sober rather than scary. Ninety minutes on foot suits most school-age children.
Where does the Witch Trial Walking Tour meet?▾
The listing is contradictory: the guide “waiting to check you in”, a description naming the Salem Five bank at 210 Essex Street, and a pin on the map by Salem Common at 42.5229, -70.8916. Confirm the start with the operator through GetYourGuide after booking.
How much does the Witch Trial Walking Tour cost?▾
From $29.99 per person at the 23 September 2026 check. The partner page shows the price for your date before you pay. No entries are included.
Does the Witch Trial Walking Tour run in the rain?▾
Yes, it runs rain or shine. The Memorial and the Burying Point have no cover, so bring a jacket.
What is the cancellation policy for the Witch Trial Walking Tour?▾
At the 23 September 2026 check the listing shows free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Inside 24 hours the partner’s terms apply; changes and refunds go through GetYourGuide, not through this site.
How do I book the Witch Trial Walking Tour?▾
Pick your date in the GetYourGuide calendar on this page or on the partner’s site, choose the option and pay there; the price for your party is shown before you confirm. The ticket arrives on your phone — show it at the start. This site does not take bookings or payments; it earns a commission from GetYourGuide, and your price stays the same.
Does the Witch Trial Walking Tour go inside the Witch House?▾
No — it passes the Witch House outside. Adult entry to the Witch House costs $17, and children under four go free; from 15 April to 15 November it opens daily 10:00–17:00, in winter Thursday to Sunday 12:00–16:00. Two day trips from Boston include entry: the Private Salem Day Trip with Witch House Entry and the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour.