Tickets

To view all Frequently Asked Questions at The House of the Seven Gables, click here.

Your purchase signifies that you read and agree to the following Visitor Guidelines:

Tickets: Each person in a party counts, regardless of age and tickets are required.

Rescheduling: We do not have the staff resources to accommodate requests for rescheduling your tickets. Your date and time of ticket sale are final.

On-time arrival: Due to capacity restraints, we cannot accept late arrivals. No refunds will be offered for late arrivals.

Pets not allowed: Only service animals are allowed to accompany visitors to The House of the Seven Gables. Emotional support, therapy, and comfort animals are not permitted.

All sales are final. Refunds are not available.

To see all Visitor Guidelines, click here.

Tickets are released on a monthly basis (for the following month); they are available to members the 1st of each month*, and then to the general public starting the 4th of each month, with the exception of October.

Tickets for October 1-15 go on sale for the general public* September 4. Tickets for October 16-31 go on sale for the general public September 19.

*Members get early access to tickets before general sale. To become a member, click here.

Adult – $25.00

Child (Age 5-12) – $17.00

Child Under 5 – FREE

Senior (65+) – $20.00

First Responder/Teacher – $20.00

College Student – $20.00

MA Public College Student – Free

Military – Adult – $20.00

Military – Child (5-12) – $15.00

Salem Resident – FREE, proof of residency required

NARM/Museum Professional – FREE, must show card

SNAP/WIC/EBT – FREE*

Accessibility ticket – $12.00

*We are proud to participate in Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program in collaboration with the Department of Transitional Assistance, the Department of Public Health’s WIC Nutrition Program, the Massachusetts Health Connector, and hundreds of cultural organizations across Massachusetts by making cultural programming accessible to those for whom cost is a participation barrier. EBT and WIC cardholders are entitlted to free tickets to our historic site, with valid identification. See the complete list of participating organizations offering EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare discounts.

Though The Gables has a parking lot, parking is not guaranteed. Please plan extra time for travel.

The House of the Seven Gables
115 Derby Street
Salem, MA 01970

The House of the Seven Gables offers an interactive site map in Brazilian Portuguese, Cantonese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, and Spanish.

To allow for the enjoyment of all visitors to The House of the Seven Gables and to help us care for our buildings, collections, and landscapes, we appreciate your compliance with our guidelines for personal and professional photography. Recreational photography for personal use is allowed during your visit. Professional photography shoots are permitted when approved in advance, requires a signed contract between the photographer and The Gables, along with a certificate of insurance.

The House of the Seven Gables may photograph or film its events and public programs. Unless you notify the photographer on site otherwise, your attendance at an event or program grants The House of the Seven Gables permission to display and/or publish any photographs in which you appear.

For any questions, please contact jwacker@7gables.org. Click here to review our full policy.

Due to the nature of the architecture at The Gables’ campus, our historic house museums are not wheelchair accessible. Our visitor center, restrooms, Colonial Revival gardens, grounds, and Museum Store are wheelchair accessible. Information is available for visitors that cannot access our historic houses.

Tours last approximately 45 minutes and take place on multiple levels in historic houses from the 1600s and 1700s. Visitors are standing, walking, or climbing stairs during these experiences. There is a discounted Accessibility ticket available on our “Purchase Tickets” page which allows access to the first floor of the Mansion and information regarding the upper floors for those who can access the building, but are unable to climb stairs.