点评:As mentioned in other reviews, admission is free, but reservations are required. During my visit, tickets became available on their website at 8 a.m. the day of the visit, and I was fortunate to reserve a noon time slot.
The entrance is on Charter Street, right next to the Charter Cemetery Welcome Center. Simply arrive at your scheduled time and show your ticket to the person at the gate. They’ll explain the cemetery rules, and then you’re on your way.
There’s a map at the beginning of the pathway showing where some notable people are buried. I found it interesting that one of the original Mayflower passengers is buried right beside the pathway, as is a judge from the Salem witch trials.
Although you have to stay on the paved pathway at all times, I was able to take my time looking at the gravestones and taking pictures. The pathway is a bit narrow, so you may need to politely maneuver around other visitors if you want to keep moving.
Overall, it was worth the effort to get a ticket and have the chance to walk these historic grounds.
翻译:正如其他评论中所提到的,入场是免费的,但需要提前预约。我参观的那天,门票于上午8点在网站上开放预约,我很幸运地抢到了中午时段的名额。
入口位于Charter街,紧挨着Charter公墓接待中心。只需在预约时间到达,向门口的工作人员出示门票即可。他们会简要说明公墓的相关规定,之后便可自由参观了。小径的起点处有一幅地图,上面标注着一些知名人物的墓地位置。令我感兴趣的是,首批乘坐“五月花号”的乘客之一就葬在小径旁,另一位埋葬在此的则是塞勒姆女巫审判案中的一名法官。
虽然必须始终沿着铺设好的小径行走,但我还是可以从容地观赏墓碑并拍照留念。这条小径略显狭窄,因此如果你想继续前行,可能需要礼貌地从其他游客身边绕过。总的来说,费心弄到门票并有机会漫步在这片历史悠久的园地是值得的。