A psycho-sensory historical walking adventure exploring our relationship with the Unseen
Public Tours run EVERY first Saturday @ 10am-1pm (April-November)
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What is magic? What is the occult? And why do hundreds of thousands of modern-day humans travel every year to a place called “Witch City?” Join local clairvoyant, DIY occult historian, and queer witch, Melissa Nierman, for a transformative walking adventure exploring society’s changing relationship with the Invisible World - past, present, and imaginal future - as well as our own direct connection with the Unseen.

Part seminar-style historical tour and part hands-on psycho-sensory experience, we’ll use Salem’s urban landscape as our classroom/ practice space visiting a thoughtfully-curated collection of sites - from pop-culture famous landmarks to soaring 400-year old trees to radical spiritual groups’ sacred sites of worship + burial. Special focus will be given to the Invisible World’s intersection with The Witch archetype and how collective beliefs around what is labelled as “occult” have both shaped + been shaped by the dominant institutions of our times. 

All tours open + close in front of modern feminist witch store, HausWitch, and journey almost 2-miles into the beautiful tree-lined streets of the McIntire District. Along the way, we’ll experiencesome sites traditionally through oral teaching and others more directly through our own innate psychic senses.

2024 Public Tours Dates
Saturday, April 6th
Saturday, May 4th
Saturday, June 1st
Saturday, July 6th
Saturday, August 3rd
Saturday, September 7th 
Saturday, October 5th
Saturday, November 2nd

3 hours/ $50 per person

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*Interested in another day? We love Private Groups. Request a date!


“Amazing! Just what I was looking for - it was like getting a ‘behind the scenes’ tour of Salem. Down to earth, thoughtful, and progressive. I've already recommended to my friends.”

“This was an incredible experience. I was struck by Melissa's degree of thoughtfulness and the skill with which she delivered this meaningful yet fun tour."

Questions? Feel free to reach out to Melissa via info@nowagetravel.com