1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk at a Glance
On foot
A little over a mile
Every figure above is read from the tour’s GetYourGuide listing, on 14 September 2026, and moves when the listing moves. Where the listing states nothing — a group size, say — this page states nothing.
What You’ll Experience on the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk
The listing's own highlights: The events that led to the trials of 1692; The sites that still stand.
Best for: the history, properly.
on the record · the history, properly
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Free cancellation terms: as stated on the listing. If the widget does not load, this link opens the same booking page.
What the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk Includes, and What It Does Not
Included
- ✓A 1.5-hour guided walk
- ✓Guide
- ✓Gratuities
Not included
- ✕The listing does not publish an exclusions list
Nothing indoors is included: every stop on this walk is seen from the street. A museum or a house ticket is bought separately. The listing states the guide’s gratuity is included.
Where the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk Meets
meet at
8 Central Street
8 Central Street, Salem, MA
The walk starts at 8 Central Street. The listing gives the exact spot and what the guide will be holding; arrive a few minutes early in October, when several tours share the same corners.
From the commuter rail station it is a short walk. If driving, use a downtown garage and leave the car; the closest streets close on peak weekends. The listing says nothing about restrooms, so use the ones at the station or a cafe before the start.
1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk: Access and Mobility
Wheelchair
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Stroller
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Distance
Not stated
not stated on the listing
Standing time
1.5 hours
on foot for the length of the walk
Restrooms
Not stated
plan before the start
Service animals
Not stated
not stated on the listing
The listing states no mobility restriction for this walk. The route is on public sidewalks, which in Salem means brick and cobble.
Before the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk: What You Should Know
The total walking distance is a little over a mile.
Student, senior and military tickets are the same price; veterans, police, firefighters and teachers get a discount with ID.
Not allowed on the tour: smoking, video recording.
1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk Reviews from Travelers
Quotes are pulled verbatim from the listing's reviews and refreshed with it; we do not write or edit them. Where a rating is below the others on this site we show it as it stands, and the booking button still works.
“Our tour guide was very knowledgeable of the witch trials and it was great having the opportunity to listen to the history as we wandered around the town.”
Catherine, 20 October 2025
“Christine is as a wonderful guide. Very animated. Enjoyed what she was doing. Gave us a lot of information.”
Patti, 30 October 2025
“I wanted to walk to the place the witches were hung but we did that ourselves She was were knowledgeable and entertaining.”
Molly, 11 October 2025
Before You Book the 1692 Witchcraft Trials Walk
How much does this walk cost?+
From $25 on the listing when we checked on 5 October 2026. The price moves with the date and the option you pick, and the booking box shows the figure for yours.
Check dates →How is this walk rated?+
4.2 out of 5 from 373 reviews on GetYourGuide, checked on 5 October 2026. That is enough reviews to lean on.
How long does this walk take?+
1.5 hours, as the listing states it. Start times vary by date; the calendar in the booking box shows the slots for yours.
Where does it start?+
8 Central Street, as the listing gives it. The booking confirmation repeats it.
What is included in the price?+
The listing includes: a 1.5-hour guided walk; guide; gratuities.
Does it run in the rain?+
Yes — the listing says it runs rain or shine, so dress for the weather.
Is this walk worth booking?+
Our view, not the listing’s: The shorter, cheaper way into the record: names, dates, sites, no costumes. Start here if the outline is new to you, and add an after-dark walk the same night if you want a scare.