Salem station (MBTA)

Salem station is a commuter rail station located in Salem, Massachusetts. It serves the Newburyport/Rockport Line of the MBTA Commuter Rail, providing service to Boston's North Station. The station is located at 252 Bridge Street in Salem.

The station features a single high-level platform serving one track. It offers accessible boarding and disembarking for passengers with disabilities. A historic station building, originally constructed by the Boston and Maine Railroad, is present at the site. While not actively used for ticketing or waiting, it remains a prominent feature of the station.

Salem station is a significant transportation hub for the city of Salem and the surrounding communities. It provides convenient access to Boston for commuters, tourists, and other travelers. The station's proximity to downtown Salem makes it easily accessible to many of the city's attractions, including the Salem Witch Museum and the Salem Maritime National Historic Site. The station is served by several local bus routes, providing connections to other parts of Salem and neighboring towns. Parking is available at the station, though it can be limited during peak hours.