Steve’s guidebook

Steve & ML
Steve & ML
Steve’s guidebook

Food scene

Top floor, If you haven't been to Maddies , you haven't been to Marblehead
35 locals recommend
Maddie's Sail Loft
15 State St
35 locals recommend
Top floor, If you haven't been to Maddies , you haven't been to Marblehead
Great Harbor views, locals love it
39 locals recommend
Barnacle Restaurant Inc
141 Front St
39 locals recommend
Great Harbor views, locals love it
Great Breakfast! Opens around 5AM! Fishermen and locals. Cash only I believe
20 locals recommend
Driftwood Restaurant
63 Front St
20 locals recommend
Great Breakfast! Opens around 5AM! Fishermen and locals. Cash only I believe
Downtown but worth the meal!
6 locals recommend
Three Cod Tavern
141 Pleasant St
6 locals recommend
Downtown but worth the meal!

Sightseeing

“Spirit of 76”resides here along with the History of Marblehead
22 locals recommend
Abbot Hall
188 Washington St
22 locals recommend
“Spirit of 76”resides here along with the History of Marblehead
Black Joe's on Gingerbread Hill was a Tavern at one time, owned by a free black man and his wife in the 1600's. It still stand there at the pond today.
Black Joe's Pond
Black Joe's on Gingerbread Hill was a Tavern at one time, owned by a free black man and his wife in the 1600's. It still stand there at the pond today.
Park at arbnb and avoid traffic. Uber 5min
52 locals recommend
Witch House
310 Essex St
52 locals recommend
Park at arbnb and avoid traffic. Uber 5min
120 locals recommend
Salem Witch Museum
19 1/2 N Washington Square
120 locals recommend
30 locals recommend
Salem Witch Trials Memorial
24 Liberty St
30 locals recommend
This Pond next to Olde Burial Hill was named after Mammy Redd, a Marblehead woman accused of witchcraft at the Salem Witch Trials. She was burned at the stake
Redd's Pond, Marblehead, MA 01945, USA
This Pond next to Olde Burial Hill was named after Mammy Redd, a Marblehead woman accused of witchcraft at the Salem Witch Trials. She was burned at the stake

Neighborhoods

There are MANY books on Marblehead. If you love your American history, Abbott Hall is a good Start, but "The Indispensables" by Patrick O'Donnell is a must read to understand our proud History
29 locals recommend
Marblehead
29 locals recommend
There are MANY books on Marblehead. If you love your American history, Abbott Hall is a good Start, but "The Indispensables" by Patrick O'Donnell is a must read to understand our proud History

City advice

Getting around

On Foot

Narrow streets and alleyway steps
Useful phrases

Where's the head

We're a bit nautical around here
Don't miss

The firework's on the Fourth on the Harbor

On foot for sure, Best Fireworks display on the North Shore. You can see from Fort Sewall (Revolutionary Fort) a five minute walk from your room
Don't miss

Halloween in the Witch City of Salem!

Park at our AirbnB, leave car and Uber to Salem five minutes away! Avoid the hordes of traffic!