Reviews of McIntire Historic District (Tourist Attraction)

Essex St, Salem, MA 01970, United States

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At the moment the business gets a score of 4.7 stars out of 5 and the rating is based on 27 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF McIntire Historic District IN Massachusetts

Cynthea Michaels

Chock full of history and beautiful architecture.

Matthew Gavin

Stunning part of town, and a must visit if you're in Salem. This neighborhood is good for wandering and exploring the quaint streets with beautiful historic home after beautiful historic home. Very photogenic, so get out your camera! Also stop by the Ropes Mansion Garden and be sure to see Chestnut Street.

Mary Martin

Loved it

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Domingo Tallaj

Very good food

Thomas Vallor

This is a beautiful historical district in Salem Massachusetts that showcases a lot of Samuel McIntire's architecture. It's just a few blocks of neighborhoods and easy to walk around and see all of the good buildings. The Ropes Mansion Gardens are open to the public and definitely one of the first things you should check out if you are interested in this area.

Teodoro Armenteros

Great Little Shack in the middle of Salem. I mean, how could tasty seafood in butter toasted bread not be good.

Thomas Rowen

The McIntyre Historic District is a treasure of architecture that makes Salem very unique. Go to the visitor's center on Derby Street and check with a National Park Service guide for more details.

Ann Wetherbee

Salem Food Tours is a definite must!

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Leanne Schild

If you want to get a taste of the real history of Salem beyond the witches take a stroll down Chestnut & Essex St (cut through adorable Botts Court) and Federal & River streets. Gorgeous Federal, Greek Revival & Victorian architectural homes. Read the historic plaques to learn more about the original owners.