Peabody Essex Museum (PEM)
Salem, USA
The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) is a renowned art and culture museum in Salem, Massachusetts, known for its vast collection of maritime art and Asian art, housed in a mix of historic and contemporary buildings. Originally founded in 1799, it has become a key institution for understanding the region's rich history, particularly its connections to global trade.
Visitors can explore a diverse array of exhibitions, including American decorative art and photography, alongside a famous Asian export art collection. Plan for at least a couple of hours to fully appreciate the depth of its offerings. The museum is a short walk from Salem’s historic waterfront and the House of the Seven Gables.
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Salem guided walking tour of voodoo, vampires, and ghosts
4.9· 1955 reviewsFrom ₹2,743Two hours exploring Salem’s haunted sites with a paranormal investigator — covers the Witch Trials and various supernatural topics.
“This was such an enjoyable experience. I gained a lot of knowledge and we visited some really interesting places. Our tour guide was extremely informative.”— belindamI9257SZ on the Salem guided walking tour of voodoo, vampires, and ghosts tour
High-speed ferry between Salem and Boston
4.5· 729 reviewsFrom ₹4,114Forty-five minutes one-way on a comfortable catamaran — quick access between Salem and Boston, reducing travel time significantly.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our experience, especially thanks to Donald for his insights about Boston and Salem. Much appreciated! Mark and Eszter from Dublin.”— Eszter_N on the High-speed ferry between Salem and Boston tour
Salem witch trials walking tour
4.1· 134 reviewsFrom ₹2,938Two hours exploring Salem’s historical sites related to the witch trials with expert guides, including the Witch House and Witch Trials Memorial.
“Patrick was fantastic. He had a great sense of humor, and I found him very charming. Not only was he entertaining, but he was also excellent at keeping everything organized. He was knowledgeable and someone I would genuinely enjoy having a beer with. If you see this, Patrick, let’s grab a drink—your jokes always hit the mark.”— 882pipers on the Salem witch trials walking tour tour
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