City Dock
Chesapeake Bay Waterfront
Annapolis, Maryland
In the past, many merchant sailing ships called this site their home, but now worldwide pleasure boats pass through these waters. Along this attraction, you will find an assortment of decent restaurants, bars, and interesting shops.

Maryland State House
91 State House Circle
Annapolis, Maryland
This attraction has a history that began with its completion in 1779. When visiting this regal building, you will encounter the site where the national congress met when Annapolis served as the capital of the United States from 1783 to 84.

St. John's College
Annapolis, Maryland
When paying a visit to this attraction, you will encounter the third oldest school located within the United States. Exploring this site allows you to learn more about the historical past, including details regarding the King William's School, as well as well-known graduates.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Annapolis, Maryland
At the time of its construction, this bridge served as one of the largest of its kind in the world. Today, fabulous views of the Bay and surrounding land can be enjoyed, as well as a chance to glance at the Baltimore Lighthouse.

United States Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland
When checking out the visitor center at this attraction, you will be able to explore the history of this site. Additional activities to engage in at the Academy include guided tours, as well as paying a visit to the Naval Academy Gift Shop.

Bancroft Hall
Annapolis, Maryland
When visiting the United States Naval Academy, you will also find one of the largest dormitories across the globe. Features to keep an eye out for includes the noon meal formation that takes place in Tecumseh Court, as well as the crypt located beneath the chapel that holds the final resting place of a Revolutionary War hero.

Hammond- Harwood House
19 Maryland Avenue
Annapolis, Maryland
When it is architecture that you crave, paying a visit to this attraction is a must. This is a great place to check out the style and design of colonial Annapolis. The formal rooms on the premises showcase furnishings and fine art, hailing from the mid 18th and early 19th centuries.

Maynard-Burgess House
Annapolis, Maryland
Located across from the City Hall on Duke of Gloucester Street, this sight stands tribute to the free black population that once thrived in Annapolis during the 1800s. It is here that you may explore the dwelling of two consecutive African-American families that lived in the home from 1847 to 1900.

William Paca House and Garden
186 Prince George Street
Annapolis, Maryland
As you check out the architecture of this attraction, you will come across an example of Georgian design. Many consider this site one of the most gracious of landmarks located throughout the city. Features to look out for include a wildlife garden, as well as five different terraces.

Shiplap House
18 Pinkney Street
Annapolis, Maryland
Visiting this site takes you back to the times of the early 1700s, which is when this attraction was first built in 1715. It is here that you will come across one of the oldest surviving buildings throughout the city of Annapolis.