Travel north of Boston to the historic seaside city of Salem, best known for its 17th-century witchcraft hysteria.
A scenic drive through Salem takes you along Chestnut Street, often labeled the most beautiful street in America for its unrivaled examples of Federal architecture.
Visit the Salem Witch Museum and take in a presentation in the theater, complete with state settings, figures, and voices of actors and actresses who accurately and dramatically present the true nature of the witchcraft trials.
Salem's picturesque Derby Wharf dates to the fabled China Trade period after the Revolution when the Yankee Clipper ships sailed around the globe. Back then, Salem was the wealthiest city in the United States.
You'll have time to independently explore the historic buildings along the waterfront, snap a photo of the Friendship replica clipper ship, or simply relax and enjoy the waterfront.
