Salem Voodoo, Vampires, and Ghosts Guided Walking Tour

Head to the Revere Bell in front of the Salem Visitor Center, where the tour begins. Set off on a light walking tour of the historic town center with a guide who is also a historian and paranormal investigator.

Your guide will quickly delve into the history of the 17th-century Salem witch trials. Stop at Old Burying Point Cemetery, where you’ll find a witch trial judge's tombstone. Then, learn about the story of the slave Tituba, who was accused of practicing voodoo.

Later, visit the Witch Dungeon to hunt for specters. The guide will help you search any photos you take for evidence of paranormal activity, such as orbs, apparitions, and ectoplasm. See, too, photos taken at some of Salem’s most haunted sites, and learn about how ghost hunters do their work.

The tour takes a horror-story turn with New England vampire folklore and documented cases of blood-drinking, before finishing up back at the Revere Bell.

• Visit some of the city’s spookiest sites and examine photos for paranormal activity
• Learn how to photograph anomalous energy, orbs, ectoplasms, and apparitions
• Family friendly: Paranormal and horror stories are great for kids

Salem has a history unlike nearly any city in the United States. This tour offers a unique way to learn about the 1692 witch trials while taking a guided walk through some of Salem's most storied—and perhaps haunted—sites. You’ll get a combination of authentic New England history and an exploration of witchcraft, voodoo, vampires, and ghost sightings without too many gimmicks.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers