Cheap Things To Do in Salem, Massachusetts

Dogs on lead are allowed on the trolley if the other passengers are not afraid of the dog or object. Smalle... More on DogFriendly.com

We went in september and never got on the trolley. More on Yahoo! Travel

The historic buildings and wharves at Salem Maritime tell the stories of the sailors, Revolutionary War Pri... More on Heritage

Those last two are up in the town center, and will take maybe 10 minutes walking or 5 by car (Salem is crow... More on Epinions.com

A place where children play to learn & parents learn to play! More on entertainment.com

The North Shore Children's Museum is a perfect place for young children just walking to 5. More on Yahoo! Travel

The untold stories of 1692 are told through a live presentation followed by a guided tour downstairs where ... More on uptake_content

Much better in October than any other time, but be prepared for crowds (especially school crowds during the... More on Trekaroo

topics: historic homes, colonial, 18th century American history, living history. More on MuseumStuff.com

The furnishings are awesome and so is the view More on GeckoGo

about Salem YMCA Family Room/NS Children's Museum: The Salem YMCA Family Room (North Shore Children's Museum) is part of the North Shore YMCA and located at the YMCA Salem. At the Museum, kids learn about local marine life at the ... More on GoCityKids

Spellbound Tours is one of the oldest and most reputable tours in Salem. Their nightly tours cover the ... More on TripAdvisor

And it was not a high priced tour. More on Yahoo! Travel

about Salem's Haunted House: Salem's Haunted House , formerly Dracula's Castle, pesenting The Nightmare Fac... More on GoCityKids

Awesome place, want to go back again soon More on GeckoGo

Most exciting experience in Salem. Award winning live re-enactment of a witch trial from the original tran... More on Salem.org

When compared to the other Salem attractions, this one is the best hands down! Do this one last so you're ... More on Trekaroo

This Qing Dynasty merchantâs house from around 1800 was moved, stone by board, from China and re- erected. More on travelandleisure

The Peabody Essex Museum has an extensive collection of Asian art , Chinese export porcelain, and American Federal furniture. More on igougo