Things to do!
Lucky House MFG
The Black Cats of Salem - j & J’s home away from home, their pride and joy. The luckiest of houses.
Peabody Essex Museum
Highly recommend - visit the gift shop as well!
A & J King Artisan Bakers
Great little cafe with freshly baked bread, pastries, and lunch options.
Ropes Mansion and Garden
Very pretty when in bloom. Quiet setting to relax, read, and just breathe. Also this is Allison's House from Hocus Pocus!
Odd Meter Coffee Co
Alt shop with unique drinks
The Burying Point
Charter Street Cemetery is the oldest European burial ground in Salem and among the oldest in the country.
The Salem Flea Marketplace
Our wonderful neighbors at Dodge Street Court. Unique and eclectic with a lot of vendors all in one spot! Tell them we sent ya!
Chestnut Street District
Chestnut Street, the street that pepper built! Take a stroll to see the large mansions and properties from some of Salem’s prominent spice and merchant traders
Salem Willows
Fun area steeped in history. Has an arcade, a park, several restaurants and some cool sunset views. And Willow trees.
Punto Urban Art Museum
This open air museum contains 65 Large scale murals featuring 40 global and 25 New England-based artists. Take a stroll and check them all out, headquartered right by Lucky House.
All Souls Lounge
Our favorite bar in town. Serves some mean drinks and has the best vegan (and non-vegan) grilled cheeses and hot dogs this side of the moon!
Bit Bar Salem
Arcade bar… need we say more.
Mercy Tavern
Salems oldest live music venue. Great drinks, fun atmosphere, and across the street from the House of the Seven Gables! Burger Tuesday is our go-to.
Settler
Cute, quaint, French vibes with amazing food. Will accommodate vegan without hesitation.
Ledger Restaurant
Set in an old bank with great food and vibes
Notch Brewery & Tap Room - Salem
Best brewery in town with tons of space and small bites!
Goodnight Fatty/Good Morning Chubbies
Yo, these cookies are nuts. Goodnight Fattys 3 rotating cookies open late night also chocolate or vanilla soft serve twist - vegan cookies are only every first weekend of the month but the chocolate ice cream is v! They also have “chubbies” Sunday mornings with a permanent vegan option.
The House of the Seven Gables
Our wedding venue - also a national historic landmark! You’ll experience this in person on our wedding day, but feel free to visit before/after for guided tours and to take it all in!
Pamplemousse
One of our favorite store in town for wine, spirits, and eclectic food/gifts. Tell the owners we sent ya! :)
Salem Trolley Tour
The Salem Trolley is the best way to see Salem and to experience the our city's unique and colorful past.
Cinema Salem
Looking for a classic no frills movie experience like the old days? Look no further.
Salem Common
Take a stroll through our historic common.
Roseadela's
Hands down our fav iced latte. Not many vegan options but we were there for that drank.
Seagrass Salem Dispensary
For our 420 friendly guests!
Commuter Rail Facilities
Commuter rail that will take you out to Gloucester, or in to Boston North Station (TD Garden). Great for exploring if you’re looking to get out and about!
Jenni Stuart Fine Jewelry
Jenni helped us design our wedding bands! Beautiful pieces here, 100% worth a visit :)
Public Garden (Boston)
24 acre beautiful park in the heart of Boston.
Newbury Street (Boston)
One of Boston's legendary districts, more than 120 stores and 60 restaurants along it's mile long stretch
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston)
Singing Beach (Manchester By The Sea)
From Salem by train, take the Newbury/Rockport line outbound 4 stops to the Manchester-By-The-Sea stop. Getting off the train, walk up Beach Street (away from downtown) 1/2 a mile to Singing Beach.