We went to this attraction first, and were glad we did! You enter a hall that reminds me of the Hall of Presidents at Disneyland (without the animatronics). It goes through the history of what started the Witch Trials, and how the Trials played out. Read the plaques in the waiting area first, and it provides additional details concerning the... more

It was a kinda cheezy as a museum but the dioramas were awesome! The show was kinda cool! I highly recomend it as a attraction to go to becuase you learn alot! P.s the best part was the scene with giles corey being pressed. I got alotta awesome pics of that! more

If you are not interested in a typical museum, this is for you. We loved the story telling of the museum. It isn't very long but informative. more

We enjoyed our visit to the museum and learned a whole lot about the trials. In one area there was info on the walls and a lady led us through them then we moved onto the dramatic format which told the stories. Luckily I had got a BOGOF voucher from visit mass.com and this made the difference as the presentation... more

Went today and left half way through the tour-very boring and sheer waste of money. more

I went to the Salem Witch Museum on October 10th. My friend and I went with our significant others who had never been to Salem before. We told them this museum was not to be missed for first timers to Salem! After the presentation they thought we were crazy! I was quite disappointed with the presentation. It hadn't changed since... more

I rate this my # 1 attraction! You walk into a large open room with an illuminated red circle built into the floor. It has the names of the 19 people hanged in Salem in 1692 on it. You sit on chairs and benches opposite one another and listen to a narrated historical account of the happenings in 1692 while... more

If staring at mannequins while a cheesy monologue drones on is your idea of a good time - this is your kind of place. I still can't believe I wasted my time and money on this. You're herded into a room, then lights illuminate static scenes from the period while an overly dramatic and loud narration describes them to you... more

The Salem Witch Museum, housed in an old church, is the perfect setting for informing the public of what happened in 1692. There are pictures in the waiting area that explains the details of the Witch Hysteria of 1692 and possible reasons it happened. I was very impressed with the presentation. Half way through you get to move to the... more