Layover at Boston Logan Airport

Alyssa goes over plans for a layover at the Boston Logan Airport.

While the airport has a number of attractions including the Chase Sapphire Lounge, it is worth visiting both Boston and Salem if you have enough time during the layover.

This itinerary can be accomplished with a 6-8 hour layover between flights and composes Highlights of Boston and Salem

If you want to leave the Boston Airport to explore the area, take the Ferry from Boston Airport to Long Wharf (Downtown Boston). Start with the free Massport On-Airport Shuttle (Route 66) to the Water Transportation Dock, and from there, board an MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) or Boston Water Taxi ferry to the downtown area. Find the link here: https://www.massport.com/logan-airpor...

Faneuil Hall: Hosting meetings and public gatherings since the revolutionary war. https://www.nps.gov/bost/learn/histor...

Ferry from Boston to Salem: This is a great way to get a guided tour while also having easy public transport to visit Salem. Tickets can be found here: https://www.cityexperiences.com/bosto...

Check out these Amazing Salem Hot Spots:

Ye Old Pepper Company (America's Oldest Candy Company)
Salem Witch Museum (Interesting take on the Salem Witch Trials)
Salem Commons (Open Green Space for Picnicking with a Playground in back corner)
Gulu Gulu Cafe (Cocktails and Food, Paper Plane and Adult Grilled Cheese)
Black Craft Salem (One of the best shopping locations in Salem)
Essex Street Pedestrian Mall (Shops and Tarot/Aura Reading)

Alyssa also suggests trying these guided Tours: Bewitched After Dark (https://shorturl.at/Lg0tD) or Sinister Streets of Salem (https://www.pem.org/events/sinister-s...)