Salem, MA Community Information

A shift in Salem’s redevelopment philosophy to preservation in the 1970s was one of the forces that helped stimulate Salem’s budding tourism industry. Tourism, along with health care and higher education, is one of the foundations of the current Salem economic base. With one of the highest concentrations of historic sites, museums, cultural activities, fine dining and shopping in Massachusetts, Salem is America's Bewitching Seaport with a little history in every step. Connected to Boston by train and bus, Salem's 38,000 residents and its one-million visitors are able to easily enjoy the best of both Salem and Boston.

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