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 Salem Trolley by kazander
Adult tickets are $10, Seniors are $9, Children are $3 and toddlers ride free. Leave a Comment
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 Slem Trolley by LoriPori
Tickets include complimentary same day shuttle service between 12 major sites and attractions. The trolley runs daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. April to October.
Tickets available on board the trolley, at the Visitor Center and at the Trolley Depot.
Adults $12.00
Seniors $10.00
Children 5 - 14 $5.00 Leave a Comment
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Take Route 128 East towards Gloucester from I-95. About 2 miles from I-95, take the Route 114 exit. Follow Route 114 to downtown Salem. The signs in Salem were excellently marked. So follow the sign to the attractions.
Most major forms of transportation are available in Salem being that it is a seaport and a large suburb of Boston. I drove into Salem and used the trolley to get around. Parking is at a prenium during the week because Salem is also a county seat and has many people working in it. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Salem is approximately 20 miles from Boston and Logan Airport. There is commuter rail service to Boston-North Station, but please remember that it runs much less frequently than Boston's 'T' subway system. 24 hour taxi service is available.
During tourist season, trolley service is available around town. There is a large municipal parking garage above the Museum Place Mall. Daytime parking is difficult and expensive, because Salem has a large courthouse and during the day there are many people in court or working at law firms who take all the parking places. And that's in addition to all the people who park near the train station to commute to work in Boston! Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 by mangoblue99
AROUND TOWN YOU CAN TAKE A WALKING TOUR, TROLLY ,HORSE DRAWN CARRAGE OR THE PEDDLE TAXI.THEY EVEN HAVE A WATER TAXI IF YOU WANT AN OCEAN TOUR. THERE ARE PLENTY OF SIGN AND LAND MARKS TO MAKE IS EASY TO WALK AROUND AND EXPLORE ON YOUR OWN... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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The city parking can be expensive at $1.50 per hour or more. They have garage parking and some surface right in the middle of town. Museum Place Mall is the most convenient, but I did not want to pay the high cost for this town. The other parking is on the streets, and meters charge 75 cents an hour, but street is only good for 1-2 hours most places. Free parking is by the Salem Common park, if you could find a spot. The MBTA commuter lot at the north end of the town may be the best choice. It is only $2 for all day. It does fill up with commuter vehicles, though by 8:00 during the week. Otherwise, parking down by the harbor may be one other alternative. Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Waiting at the Salem Train
Station by RhondaRuth
A great way to spend the day and let the driving be done by someone else. There's lot's to see & do in Salem besides enjoying the "Historical Feel" to the city. Leave a Comment
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Best way to get around Salem is on foot. Drive there, park your car and walk. I can't remember one thing that we wanted to do that we needed to drive to. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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From Boston, just take the train!! It's cheap, fast (about 30 min) and a lot less trouble than driving!
It is not a big city so walking is defenitly the best way to get around! Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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