Myths &
Superstitions Tour
Friday, June 13 at 8 p.m
90 minute tour
Why is 13 an unlucky number?
Why is it bad luck for a black cat to cross your path?Why do we throw salt over our shoulders? We still knock on wood, avoid walking under ladders and cringe if we break a mirror. Learn about the origins of myths and superstitions and their influence on modern society.
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Master storyteller Bob Gautreau will lead this fascinating tour that will get you contemplating why we do what we do. It might make you less superstitious or even more!
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Our walking tours give you a wonderful perspective of our quaint city. We bring you throughout the downtown area as well as the McIntire District and the Seaport area.
• TOURS RUN RAIN OR SHINE. NO REFUNDS.
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We do not go inside any buildings.
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Dogs are allowed on our tours, with the exception of the cemetery.
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Access to tour locations is subject to city regulations.
$12 for adults
$8 children 6-12 (under 6 free)
$10 for Seniors (60+), Students, Military, Veterans, Police, Firefighters, Teachers, EMTs, Nurses, and Salem Residents
$27 for adults
$20 children 6-12 (under 6 free)
$24 for Seniors (60+), Students,
Military, Veterans, Police,
Firefighters, Teachers, EMTs, Nurses,
and Salem Residents
TOURS RUN RAIN OR SHINE. NO REFUNDS.
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Walk-ins Welcome
Online sales for tours close one hour before the tour starts. But don’t worry — walk-ins are welcome! You can still join the tour by arriving in person just minutes before it begins (subject to availability).