Count Orlok's Nightmare Gallery - Museum in Salem - 217 Essex St, USA

Great wax museum inside the oldest bank building in Salem (1803), and they make use of the old vaults, so it's a unique setup. If you are a fan of horror films and their history, you'll like this place. There are placards throughout the gallery that provide a lot of little known facts/trivia about the actors and films throughout horror cinema history. No photos allowed in the gallery, just in the shop. Gift shop is small, but charming. My daughter and I really enjoyed it.

Very awesome attraction in Salem. The wax figures looked real and spooky. I took my daughter's, who are 3 and 6 they had a blast. I would consider this attraction family-friendly, but some people may think differently.

Very fun and detailed statues and horror culture props + more! This location was great to walk through and had some of the most recognizable horror figures in history with some awesome extra little surprises along the way. I would recommend going to this attraction greatly!

You don't need to be a horror fan to enjoy this place (I'm not) but some knowledge of cinema will greatly enhance your experience. From the very beginning, you realize that this museum takes very seriously its monsters' portrayal. The wax figures are extremely lifelike and very detailed. Signs with interesting info and curious facts are attached to the displays. The music and the lighting creates an adequately eerie atmosphere. All the great monsters of cinematic history are here from Nosferatu to Jason to Jigsaw and beyond. And there's memorabilia too. A must for horror fans, a should for cinephiles, a why not for the rest.

If you love horror movies or shows, this is the place for you. Many cool and realistic wax figures along with their history. Pictures of their gifts shop included.

Amazing figures, best in town compared to all the lesser quality mannequins in the other museums around here. Definitely worth the visit if you’re a horror fan.

Been to this place twice and enjoyed it both times!! I def think they added a new character or two since being there, so nice to see if they keep it fresh! I understand why they don’t wants pics, no biggie for me, more of keeping it a mystery and enjoying the moment/reading the plaques about the characters. The only thing that sucked this time is, we bought timed tickets at 3 and didn’t get in until like 3:17 but it was middle of October, not a big surprise. Would def go again!

There are a lot of great small museums/exhibits in Salem, but Count Orlock's is by far my favorite. The exhibits are very well done, with interesting tidbits of information. The models themselves are interesting to look at. The ambience of the place also really adds to the exhibits. Staff are always super friendly as well.