Salem, Massachusetts

 

Located just 16 miles northeast of Boston, Salem is a beautiful coastal city steeped in history and folklore. Perhaps best known for the infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692, Salem is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in American colonial history or the supernatural. But there's more to Salem than just witches and ghosts - the city is also home to beautiful beaches, excellent seafood, and a thriving arts community.

Local Points of Interest

• Salem Witch Museum: Learn about the history of the witch trials and see recreations of historic scenes.

• Peabody Essex Museum: This museum houses over 1.8 million works of art and artifacts from around the world.

• Salem Maritime National Historic Site: Explore Salem's seafaring history at this National Park Service site.

• The House of the Seven Gables: This 1668 mansion inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne's famous novel of the same name.

• Salem Willows Park: This seaside amusement park features rides, games, and great views of the harbor.

• Gallows Hill: Learn about the history of the witch trials and visit the Witch Trials Memorial at this historic site.

Local Places to Eat

• Turner's Seafood: Enjoy fresh seafood in a historic building with water views.

• Howling Wolf Taqueria: A local favorite for tacos, burritos, and margaritas.

• A&J King Artisan Bakers: Delicious baked goods made with high-quality ingredients.

• Gulu-Gulu Cafe: A cozy spot for coffee, beer, and live music.

• Sea Level Oyster Bar: Great seafood, cocktails, and waterfront views.

• Koto Grill & Sushi: Excellent Japanese cuisine with a contemporary twist.

Local Schools

• Bates Elementary School

• Carlton Innovation School

• Collins Middle School

• Salem High School

At Red Post Realty, we're proud to serve the Salem community and help our clients find their dream homes in this beautiful coastal city. Contact us today to learn more about real estate opportunities in Salem and the surrounding areas.