See

Salem Art Gallery

The Satanic Temple

Opened in 2016 in the former Dubiel Funeral Parlor. This art space doubles as the world headquarters for the Satanic Temple. Offering a rotating selection of events, screenings, and artworks by local practitioners. The giant statue of Baphomet is always quite popular. Other permanent exhibits are dedicated to Satanism, witch hunts, and moral panics. Stop by the gift shop for t-shirts and merch you just can't get anywhere else.

museum

Address: 64 Bridge St
Hours: Wed-Sat 11AM-5PM, Sun noon-5PM
Price: Varies, free to $25
Website: thesatanictemple.com (opens in a new tab)

Directions Suggest a nearby place

Listing from Wikivoyage: Salem (Massachusetts), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

Close by

Eat
Coffee Time Bake Shop
Visit this well loved bakery just outside the prime tourist area for sandwiches, doughnuts, and some Polish selections. The few house specialties on offer change with the seasons. Locals come though all day long looking to find their next fix of caffeine and sugar.
5AM-11PM$4-18
See
Collins Cove Park
Great combination park, sandy beach, and playground with encircling walking path. Provides excellent harbor views, and it's a perfect spot to let your kids get the wiggles out. Pretty, but check for broken glass in the sand before you decide to go for a dip.
24 hours dailyFree
See
Salem Common
On this field in 1637 the East Regiment militia performed various drills and exercises. This day of training became known as "the first muster"—eventually leading to the birth of the US National Guard. 30 years later, in 1667, villagers decided the park should be held as common land where their livestock could graze. As the town grew and the park could no longer fulfill its purpose, it was closed in. The current handsome wrought iron fence dates from 1850. Visit in April, when the Second Corps of Cadets arrive to pay respects to their founder, Stephen Abbott; interred nearby. During the ceremony the cadets lay a wreath, play taps, and fire a 21-gun salute.
24 hours dailyFree
See
Salem Witch Museum
The museum includes a narrative on the history of the trials in 1692 and also an exhibit on witchcraft through the ages.
Daily 10AM-5PM (until 7PM July, August)$16.50, under 14 $14.50