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Salem Voodoo, Vampires, and Ghosts Guided Walking Tour

Salem Voodoo, Vampires, and Ghosts Guided Walking Tour

Overview

Real hauntings, real history! Salem has a history unlike any other 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 haunted sites.

You’ll enjoy a combination of authentic New England history and an exploration of Witchcraft, Voodoo, vampire lore, ghost sightings, and paranormal investigation without any gimmicks.

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

City: Salem

Tue 19 Nov

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Starting at $25.00

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Tue 19 Nov

Starting at $25.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

English-speaking guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Service animals allowed and well behaved pets are always welcome
Spellbound Tours is adhering to all local Covid mandates. The mandates are subject to change. By purchasing tickets guests agree to obey the current mandates when they visit.

What To Expect

Salem

Walk the streets where the infamous Witch Trials took place with an officially licensed public guide and paranormal investigator!

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (1000)

DREW G

Oct 2019

Very fun thing to add to you list you get some see many so call haunted attractions and see you way around the city and great history lesson

Katie R

Oct 2019

It tour was very informative of the history of Salem. It also gave light to the dark stories of the town history of the witch trails. Our tour guide was very informative about the paranormal and was able to answer questions with no issues. I would recommend it to anyone.

PaulRNY

Oct 2019

We were very excited for this tour and thought we would hear about voodoo and vampire history related to Salem, but what it was just stories (like someone working in an office and having ghostly encounters), and the vampire and voodoo parts just touched only very lightly on Salem. There was more talking about Vlad the Impaler in Romania (which we already knew and could have read on the Web if we didn't) and a very, very thin stretch on voodoo by saying the slave Tituba was the first to have maybe delved in it. And that was it as far as voodoo and vampires were concerned. Having been on other walking tours in Salem, the route was also just a standard rectangular path--there was no special sites even slightly off the beaten path. If you've never been to Salem, this would be good, but this was not our first time, so we learnt nothing new. We were expecting little-known details to be pointed out, but everything that was told we already knew. The guide was nice enough and spoke well and was all decked out with a voodoo skull hat. We would have been less disappointed if we hadn't booked it expecting the tour to live up to its name--this really should be called "Supernatural Tales" or "Salem Folklore."