Brew Up a Unique Salem Experience This Fall at These Spooky Cool Spots
So it's officially fall, and you're thinking about making the trip up to Salem. If you're looking for a spooky, festive and historical spot to spend an autumn weekend in Massachusetts, there's really no better place than this little city north of Boston.
Given Salem's painful past with the Witch Trials of the late 1600s, there's obviously a lot to do and see across the city that has to do with witches. Those who have visited before, and first-timers who do a quick Google search of what to do in Salem will first come across sights like the Witch House, the House of the Seven Gables, the Witch Museum and many other attractions the city has a-brewing.
You can also take a gander through the Peabody Essex Museum and take a guided tour of some of the city's spookiest spots. If you're lucky, you might even be able to catch a glimpse of the outside of Max and Dani's house from "Hocus Pocus" when the road's not completely blocked off. But when it comes down to it, sometimes you just want a taste of something a little different.
If you're looking for some not-too-touristy spots to visit during your next trip to Witch City, look no further. While we do have a few spooky recommendations, there are also a couple of must-sees on our list that don't require brave souls.
That doesn't mean you should leave the bravery at home though – You'll certainly need when it comes time to find a parking spot!