There’s a lot to love about the state of Maryland. While sports enthusiasts may know Maryland for the Baltimore Orioles and Baltimore Ravens, history lovers likely know it for its Civil War landmarks, including the infamous Antietam National Battlefield. From forests in the west to beaches in the east, Maryland is packed full of things …
Maryland Travel Guide
Personal stories, travel hacks, and travel tips for the top destinations in Maryland. Check them out to get the most out of your trip!
If you’re planning a vacation to the East Coast beach town of Ocean City, you’re probably already looking forward to fresh seafood, Old Bay seasoning, and the boardwalk fare of cotton candy, hot dogs, and saltwater taffy. The best restaurants in Ocean City can be found around the area from South to North Ocean City …
Ocean City, Maryland, a seaside resort town since the 1800s, offers an ambiance of nostalgia mixed among its sandy shores, lively nightlife, natural settings, and family-friendly attractions. With its nickname of White Marlin Capital of the World (you can thank President Franklin Roosevelt for that), the sunny city is an excellent destination for watersports such …
If you’re looking for places and things to do in Ocean City, you’ve landed in the right spot. With excellent eats, family-friendly attractions, lively nightlife, and the sandy beaches of Ocean City’s Atlantic Ocean, Ocean City welcomes families, couples, groups, and solo travelers. Whether you’re in the East Coast town for business or leisure, you’re …
Baltimore has great character, delicious food, historic buildings, and a thriving arts scene. Hey, it’s not called Charm City for nothing! These are our favorite things to do in Baltimore. Food lovers visiting the city will find lots to feast on, from world-renowned crab cakes to mouth-watering pit beef sandwiches served at Chaps Pit Beef. …
In 1993, the Carroll Creek Bridge in downtown Frederick, Maryland, was an ugly, plain concrete structure. More than an eyesore, it formed a visible dividing line between racial groups and economic classes in Frederick. Local media called the bridge a “monstrosity.” Five years later, the monstrosity had become a beautiful old stone bridge decorated with …
